COUNTRY CHIPPENDALE CANDLESTAND. Attributed to New

Period country Chippendale New England pine 1 drawer bracket base chest w orig snipe hinges & old surface from the estate of a 96 yr old Hampden man - 36" wide x 18 1/4" deep x 36" tall

COUNTRY CHIPPENDALE BUREAUNew England, Circa 1790In birch under an old red-washed finish. Four graduated full-width drawers. Flat bracket feet.Height 41.5". Width 43.75". Depth 19.5". Provenance:The C

COUNTRY CHIPPENDALE BUREAUNew England, Early 19th CenturyIn pine, with four graduated full-width drawers and flat bracket feet.Height 32.5”. Width 38”. Depth 16”.

Third quarter 18th century, maple and pine. Rose head nails. Two piece with bookcase top with molded cornice and slant front desk base with fitted interior and four dovetailed graduated drawers with r

NEW ENGLAND COUNTRY CHIPPENDALE SLANT-LID DESKLate 18th/Early 19th CenturyIn hardwoods under a red painted finish. Slant lid encloses a typical stepped and sectioned interior. Case with four graduated

New England Country Chippendale Chest of Drawers, 18th Century, 2 over 3 drawer arrangement on ogee bracket feet. Old Finish. Height 41 in. Width 38 in. Depth 17 in.

Country candelstand with beautiful original red paint, scrubbed top with good traces of paint. Unusual modified spider legs with carved toes. Mortise and pegged lower shaft with drop. New England, pro

Circa 1785 - 1800, Maple with white pine, shaped crest rail, pierced splat, no seat.H: approx. 37 1/2". Provenance: the estate of John Long, highly regarded Virginia antiques dealer and collector.

in cherry, Queen Anne style, circa 1810, with square top, baluster turned post and three cabriole legs with slipper feet, original tin straps anchoring legs to underside of post, old refinish, 14 x 13

Late 18 th C. New England country Chippendale blanket chest modeled as a five drawer tall chest. The lift top over two false drawers on bracket base with old red wash finish. 47" height.

Circa 1780 country New England Chippendale slant front desk with simple interior. The base with four drawers on bracket feet. Retaining a old red wash finish. 35" case width.

New England,19th Century Country Chippendale style mirror carved from a bold tiger maple. Tiger maple Overall 39" x 22", From the collection of a West Warwick, Rhode Island gentleman.

Fine high-country candlestand with spider legs and inlaid top. New Hampshire, circa 1825, original red paint and condition. . H 28-3/4" top W 21-1/2" D 15-12". Please refer to this link for high-res i

18th century, likely New England. Having a rectangular top with shaped edge above lower case housing two faux drawers above two drawers atop tall feet. The piece has a nice older finish. H43 1/2" W38

with shaped crest, "owl" splat, molded arms and new splint seat. 42" high, 23" wide, 17" deep. As is estate condition, three drilled holes in crest, legs extended four inches, crude staining to new sp

New England, 18th century. Includes a country Chippendale chair with later seat and black paint; together with a Queen Anne chair with vasiform splat and early finish. 38.5" and 38" high, respectively

Attributed to New London County, Connecticut, quarter 18th century, cherry with poplar, pine and chestnut secondary. Two piece with quarter columns with stop fluting on both halves. Top has molded cor

18th c. Neew England maple Chippendale country Lolling chair. 16" seat Ht., 45" overall Ht..

pr of period Chippendale ca 1790 Northern New England country ribbon back sidechairs in orig brown stained surface in great untouched cond - 37 1/4" tall

Chippendale wing chair, probably New England origin, beaded and molded legs - one side rail old replacement, else very good condition. 44.5"H x 26.5"W of wings x 14"H to top of seat with casters.

A classical cast iron garden bench attributed to John McLean, New York, late 19th century. Measures 45 1/2"W x 19 1/4"D x 38"H x 16 1/2" seat height. Bolts missing that tie front legs to apron and hav

Circa 1830, likely New York. The piece having a turned dish top with nicely figured grain above turned banister base leading to flared bottom emitting three scrolling legs and the middle shaft is secu

Samuel Finley Breese Morse (1791 - 1872) was active/lived in New York, South Carolina / England -ATTRIBUTED. Oil on wood panel, portrait of a gentleman - although bearing a resemblance to Marquis de L

New England Chippendale mahogany bowfront chest of drawers, attributed to Massachusetts, white pine secondary. Consisting of an overhanging molded and shaped top above four graduated dovetailed and co