AMERICAN, PROBABLY NEW ENGLAND, PAINTED PINE HUTCH

AMERICAN, PROBABLY NEW ENGLAND, PAINTED PINE HUTCH TABLE, the three-board removable top raised on a bench base with shaped sides ending in "shoe" feet. Possibly original red-painted surface to base, s

AMERICAN, PROBABLY NEW ENGLAND, PAINTED PINE MINIATURE BLANKET CHEST, the hinged rectangular lid over a nailed case raised on cut-out "bootjack" ends. Old, possibly restored, cotter-pin hinges. Early,

American, probably New England, 18th century. The white pine figure and horse on a fitted rectangular section of wood which appears to be original to the sculpture. Provenance: Purchased circa 1995 by

Property from a Private Collection, New England Description: American Diminutive Grain-Painted Pine Storage Cabinet, Probably New England c. 1840-50, the triangular pediment above doors opening to

American (Probably New England), circa 1850Constructed of white pine. The cover depicting two seated young ladies. The sides depicitng five views, including George Washington (probably at the battle o

Property from a Private Collection, New England Description: American Yellow and Green Painted White Pine One Drawer Stand, probably New England, 19th Century, the rectangular top above a drawer a

Probably New England, early 19th century, mahogany veneer and pine. Squared elements with original reverse painted glass waist, and face with original paint. Wooden works. Wear, added tin guard inside

AMERICAN, PROBABLY NEW ENGLAND, PAINTED WOVEN-SPLINT GATHERING / PACK BASKET, ash, stave-type, retaining an old yellow-painted surface. Late 19th/early 20th century. 18" H, 12 3/4" x 14 1/2" rim.Very

AMERICAN, PROBABLY NEW ENGLAND, PAINTED MIXED-WOOD TAVERN TABLE, the two-board rectangular scrubbed top over a plain apron raised on square legs with beaded outer edge and joined with box stretcher. 1

AMERICAN, PROBABLY NEW YORK, GREEN-PAINTED PINE PLANT STAND, having three stepped shelves and shaped supports, in early green-painted surface over original red wash. Fitted with period cast-iron caste

AMERICAN, PROBABLY NEW ENGLAND, FEDERAL PAINT-DECORATED PINE WASHSTAND, rectangular top with shaped gallery and basin cut out, raised on tall ring-turned legs fitted with medial shelf and drawer. Reta

Painted Pine Cupboard, probably New England, late 18th/early 19th century. Green over earlier gray paint, flat molded cornice above two pairs of recessed panel doors opening to a salmon-painted shelve

Black-painted Pine Corner Cupboard, probably New England, first half of the 18th century. Cupboard with four molded recessed panel H-hinged doors, opening to shelves in the top, the left door with ori

AMERICAN, PROBABLY NEW ENGLAND, LEATHER FIRE BUCKET, leather, with polychrome painted surface to front with banner reading "A. SHEARMAN, JR. / 1829", retains two modern replacement deta

American (New England, attributed to Hudson River Valley), late 18th – early 19th Century. Pine scraped down to old, possibly original, blue over red paint; the molded cornice above an open ste

Circa 1790, probably New Hampshire, having one asymmetrically placed raised panel door with HL hinges, no base or cornice moldings; interior with shelves h. 6 ft. 5 in. w. 30 d. 14 in. Provenance: Pur

American (New England), early 19th Century. The circular molded edge top with an attached stenciled tray over many tapering spindles joining a circular molded seat, raised on turned ringed tapering sp

NEW ENGLAND WILLIAM & MARY PAINTED PINE CHEST OF DRAWERS (updated 11/9/18) one-board top with applied molding, above two short over two full drawers, probably period base, raised on ball feet. Retains

American (New England), 18th century. An early American red painted Chippendale bench in pine with flat surface, rising on single board bootjack end supports; ht. 20, wd. 49.25, dp. 11 inches. Overall

Antique 19th C American New England Blanket Chest. Purchased at Kathy Schoemer Antiques in 1989 for $1,850 according to receipt circa 1800. Pine construction, hand painted decoration. Measures 15.5 x

NEW ENGLAND PAINTED BENTWOOD PANTRY BOX, pine, maple, and oak, oval form with tacked opposing finger-lap and wooden-pin construction. Retains its original blue-painted surface. Probably Massachusetts.

Fine eyeglasses trade sign. Painted cast iron and tin. Original paint. Signed Tompkins. American, probably New York, circa 1865. Condition: Fine original condition. L 22-1/2" H 7". Copy and paste this

Queen Anne looking glass. Early, possibly original paint on pine. American, probably Massachusetts, circa 1765. Framed: H 13-1/2" W 8-1/4". Condition: Original condition. Provenance: John Grader aucti

Fireman's hose reel storage box. Paint decorated wood. 'Riverside 4 Hose 4'. Together with painted tin box with '4' on side. American probably Tarrytown, NY.19th century. Hose Box: H 7-1/2" W 23-3/8"