attributed to Thomas Day, American Classical Walnut Hall Tree

attributed to Thomas Day, American Classical Walnut Hall TreeCaswell County, North Carolina, circa 1840, all-over cut out designs including stylized tulips, shaped mirror, later white porcelain pulls,

Circa 1840, North Carolina. The piece having excellent shape and lines with carved swan heads at left and right above turned wood cane/umbrella stand with metal tray to collect water at lower frame. N

American Victorian Walnut Hall Tree (7'x3')

American Victorian Walnut Hall Tree (8'x3.5')

AMERICAN VICTORIAN WALNUT HALL TREE the central scrolled medallion crest above an arched bracketed cornice over a curved mirror with a pierced carved walnut surround and turned wooden hooks over a cen

American walnut self standing hat rack hall treet with swivel rortaing top (lacking one hook as shown). Measuring approx 80" tall seated on tripod base. Normal use and wear as shown, see photos for de

Beautiful American 1890s walnut hall tree with 6 solid brass hooks and fancy brass base. From the Mannsville Mansion Estate.

American Victorian Walnut Hall Tree with Porcelain Knobs. 78"h. x 27"w. Condition: Good with wear.

American Renaissance Revival Burled Walnut and Walnut Hall Tree, third quarter 19th century, the gently arched crest centered by a carved cartouche, over a mirror plate flanked by segmented burlwood p

Attributed Thomas Day, Queen Size Walnut BedsteadCaswell County, North Carolina, mid-19th century, seven-part form, triple paneled back headboard with Gothic arches, set within two octagonal posts, th

Circa 1870's American Marble Top Walnut Halltree with original aesthetic design cast iron drip pans signed M & HS New York. Hgt 87" w 30" d 12". Very good original condition. Found in Eau Claire WI.

Late 19th c. Renaissance Revival Walnut Hall Tree, attributed to New Jersey cabinet maker John Jelliff (1813-1883), having a shaped and carved crest with Jenny Lind bust, two urn form finials, and bur

Renaissance Revival walnut hall tree, late 19th c., carved crest with female mask, flat back finials, paneled back with Classical demi-figures, lyres, lions' masks, foliate scrolls, five large hat/ co

Circa 1840, possibly Thomas Day. The set has a fine flame mahogany back rest with a lyre form atop nicely caned seats in good sturdy shape and with a woven country fabric cushion on nicely shaped legs

Circa 1850. Possibly by Thomas Day working in Caswell Co, North Carolina. The conforming pair having nicely figured mahogany with scrolling base and atop casters. H30" W36 1/8" D17 7/8" Sold from the

Possibly Thomas Day. The mahogany pair have the heart cutout at upper crest flanked by acanthus. The pair have a nicely upholstered seat. Good sturdy condition. H34 1/2" W17 1/2" D16" Sold from the co

Louisiana American Classical Mahogany Poster Bed Attributed to Thomas Seymour (1771-1848) with Brass Post Foot Caps. The consigning family said the bed came from New Orleans and attribute it to Thomas

Circa 1840, attributed to Thomas Day, Milton, North Carolina. Set of ten, each having the pierced heart back with banister support on a scrolling base. H34" W19" D17" Note: Sold from the private colle

Attributed to Thomas Day, North Carolina, circa 1840. The handsome set of carved heart back chairs are an iconic form of Days. The set is very sturdy and has quality upholstery. H34" each

Attributed to Thomas Day. The set having the cutout heart at center of back rail emitting acanthus carved and with scrolling legs and upholstered seats. Sold from a Wilmington, North Carolina family.

(1) 82"h x 28"w x 10"d. Circa 1890, American Victorian. Walnut. Flat top with protruding cornice. Two rectangular beveled glass mirror sections (one large, one small). Flanked by barley twist supports

A restored three piece American Victorian walnut and burl walnut bedroom set attributed to Thomas Brooks circa 1875. Comprised of a queen width bed, armoire and marble top dresser with a mirror. Bed:

Attributed Thomas Cole. English-American. Graphite sketch drawing depicting house and figures on a path with tall tree. Signed and dated 1843 lower left. Tear lower left. Staining and discoloration. B

circa 1840, North Carolina. attributed to the shop of Thomas Day. H32 1/4" W18 1/2" D17"