AMERICAN, PROBABLY NEW YORK, GREEN-PAINTED PINE PLANT

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

Set of six (6) American, probably Massachusetts or New York, Sheraton side chairs, maple and ash, each painted green with European style landscape scenes to the top rail, gilt painted accents to the s

Sheraton brown painted pine two-part wall cupboard, in the Welsh dresser form, probably New York or possible Southern States; the upper section with canted cornice and elaborate cyma shaped upper vala

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

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,

19th century dry goods general store display bin. Removed from Westtown, New York General Store. Green painted pine wood for merchandising set atop castor wheels. Pull handles at each side. Dimensions

Dark Blue-Green Painted Pine Trencher New England, 19th century Length 22 1/2 inches. C

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

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

mid 19th century, probably upstate New York, pine and mixed woods, later applied backsplash, two small upper side by side drawers above a deep long drawer, supported by fully turned and square applied

Blanket Chest with drawer, late 18th/ early 19th C., American, likely New York, early green paint with sponge decoration, till with lid, pine, nailed construction, snipe hinges intact, brasses period

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

Empire sofa, c. 1820, probably made in New York with original paint and gilding. All four feet with lion paws and wings to front. The frame has a rope design and florets and is painted in green milk p

Very good small rustic two-tiered plant stand. Original black painted surface. Well constructed and designed. Probably New York State, circa 1890. Condition: excellent original finish. Very sturdy. H

Unusual 19th/20th century American antique folk art weather vane, probably New York, modeled as a hippocamp, the symbol of hope and the power of the sea, on painted tripod base. [59 1/4" H x 25" Diam.

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

American, probably Long Island, NY, early 18th C. 26"h x 44"w x 18-1/2"d Provenance: Property from a New York City Gentleman

Flame Mahogany veneer over Mahogany core with White Pine and Tulip Poplar secondaries, circa 1810s - 20s, probably New York, backsplash (loose) over two dovetailed drawers with brass pulls over two dr

Antique American "Fancy" Painted and Stenciled Bedstead, c. 1820-30, probably New York State, winged headboard, ring-turned posts with pear-shaped finials, blocked and vase-turned legs with peg feet,

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

American, 19th/20th C. gentleman wearing a tuxedo. 8"h Provenance: Property from the Siegmund Collection of Folk Art, New York, New York

New York, circa 1790s; signed "H. Vosburgh / N. York"; with continuous back; Provenance: The Estate of Sally W. Rhodes, Corona Del Mar CA; 20 1/2 inches wide; 19 1/2 inches deep; 36 inches high

ROBERT J. WICKENDEN (BRITISH-CANADIAN-AMERICAN, 1861-1931) ROXBURY, NEW YORK PAINTING, oil on canvas, a beautiful depiction of a two-story white-painted clapboard house with green shutters in late sum