Ca. 1820 New England Mahogany Sofa

19th c New England (Probably North Shore/Portsmouth) Sheraton Sofa Mahogany with fine reeded tapered arms and legs, having flame birch inlaid panels, in later upholstery . Minor Losses to rear legs 75

Ca. 1820 New England, bow front top with cookie corners, conformed case containing four tiger maple and mahogany drawers with brass pulls, rope carved posts on turned legs, 42”H x 44”W x 2

Late Federal Mahogany Upholstered Sofa, New England, c. 1820-25. Square back with downward-sloping arms and molded scrolled handholds on spiral-carved and ring-turned supports continuing to vase- and

massive ca 1820 New England maple turned bowl in orig red surface sitting on a ftd base w lip edge - 21" out of round diam

massive ca 1820 New England maple turned bowl in orig gray surface w lipped edge - 20" out of round diam

The arched upholstered back above the padded seat, flanked by padded arms with arched handholds continuing to outset reeded columns, raised on ring-turned legs. H: 34 in., W: 78 in., D: 24 in.

Ca 1790-1820 New England pine 6-board blanket chest, original smoke grain surface, square nail construction, 22"H x 43"L x 17"W

fine Federal period ca 1800-1820 New England carved & great orig green painted mirror w orig glass - 35 1/2" tall x 21" wide

ca 1800-1820 New England maple strong orig Windsor green painted mortar & matching pestle featuring fine turnings, great patina & excellent untouched orig cond - 6 1/2" tall mortar

A ca. 1820's New England black painted, two drawer maple and pine stand with turned legs, 29”H x 18.25”W x 16.75”D.

Great form ca 1800-1820 New England maple, brass & iron heart pierced food chopper - swelled & incised handle w incised brass collar - in wonderful patina throughout & excellent orig cond - 10" long x

New England, ca. 1820. 38-1/2"h x 25"w Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine American Antiques in the Stanley Weiss Collection" by Stanley Weiss, published by Stanley Weiss, New Y

New England, ca. 1820-30. 45"h x 22-1/4"w Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine American Antiques in the Stanley Weiss Collection" by Stanley Weiss, published by Stanley Weiss, Ne

ca 1820's/30's New England maple excellent painted bowl w vigorously incised dec, pronounced rim & ftd base in worn orig white(now aged to gray) paint - in excellent untouched cond - 11" diam

New England ca. 1820 Sheraton 2 drawer cherry stand with birdseye drawer fronts. Refinished, replaced brass. Very clean. 29" h x 22" w x 17"d.

wonderful ca 1820's/30's New England maple & pine harvest table in desirable size & fine cond - 59 1/2" long x 29 3/4" tall

New England ca. 1820 Sheraton birch drop leaf stand with birdseye maple drawer front. Tiger maple pulls. Later refinished surface. Slight curve to top. 18" x 18" x 29" h. (leaves down)

Rare form New England pine ca 1820 tall & narrow chimney cupboard in dry unpainted surfaces w fine patina dbl panel pegged door & shelved interior - orig iron hinges - excellent untouched cond - 56 1/

NEW ENGLAND MAHOGANY OPEN ARMCHAIRAmerican, ca. 1770. Vertical pierced splat with heart cutout below, arms replaced at a later date.This chair is accompanied by a signed letter from a former owner of

Mocha cats eye pepper pot ca 1820. Bold blue field with large strong cats eye elements. Very bulbous form. Two minor rim flakes. Otherwise mint. H 4-3/8" D 2-1/2". This item ships from Pennsylvania.

c. 1820, New England, top with biscuit corners, four dovetailed and cockbeaded drawers with figured mahogany fronts flanked by spiral turned 3/4 columns, turned front and back legs, white pine seconda

Fine Sheraton carved and inlaid mahogany sofa, having reeded detail throughout and inlaid panels. New England, early 19th century. 35 1/2" high, 75" wide, 25" deep. Collection of Judy & Stanley Lewis,

Ca. 1820, maple with some figure. Octagonal top, turned base and three cabriole legs. Dry refinishing, age split in top and repairs to legs. 28.5"h. 15.5"d.

American Classical Line-Inlaid Satinwood and Mahogany Work Table ca. 1825, New England, the top with drop leaves over a pair of drawers, each retaining its period embossed brass pulls, raised on spira