Country Sheraton Stool

Country Sheraton stool, older green paint surfaces. American, mid 19th c., 10 7/8" =h. CONDITION: Older green paint surfaces with scattered abrasions & rubbing.

Two stools including: A piano stool with adjustable seat with iron supports and iron mechanism - good condition - measures 14" diameter x 20"H - late 19th century; and a Sheraton stool with cane seat

Three country items including Shaker sewing box with original lining - 11"L x 7.5"W 4"H - signed on base Sabbathday Lake Shaker - Maine; a lidded pantry box: and a stenciled Sheraton foot stool. All i

American two piece country Sheraton stepback cherry cabinet or cupboard, 19th century, having a shaped cornice, double glazed doors, the lower case with single drawer, fluted stiles with rosettes, dou

19thC country Sheraton 4 drawer chest in later blue paint w replaced knobs - 43" tall x 17 1/2" deep x 44" wide

Country Sheraton Tiger Maple Drop Leaf Table with Drawer. Early 19th cent. Ht. 29" W 42" D 21" (closed) 52" (open).

Pennsylvania Country Sheraton Softwood Drysink. Dovetailed well with shaped splash-back, two lower paneled doors, molded base and turned feet. Yellow over red paint. 40"h. x 37-1/2"d. x 18-1/2"d. Cond

Country Sheraton Curly Maple Drop Leaf Table with Shaped Leaves and Turned Legs. Early 19th century. Ht. 27" W 35 1/2" D 20 1/2" (closed).

ANTIQUE COUNTRY SHERATON CHERRY CHEST, 8 DRAWER W/SOLID TIGER MAPLE DRAWER FRONTS, APPROXIMATELY 20 IN X 46 IN X 49 1/2 IN.

Wonderful mid 19th c miniature Vermont Country Sheraton birdseye maple child's chest with grained paint and shaped crest, dovetailed construction, lemon finials, old dry surface, 19" x 10" x 23 1/2",

19th c., probably British, having an overhanging top, four graduated drawers with tiny mushroom knobs, partitioned interior also graduated, each partly filled by sphagnum moss to provide a 'nest' for

Tiger Maple Two Drawer Country Sheraton Stand C. 1820-1830. Sandwich glass knobs. Some stains to top, otherwise very good. Ht. 27" W 22"

The best country Sheraton diminutive grain painted desk having 2 doors with fitted interior over 2 short drawers over flip-top desk, over a single long drawer mounted on turned legs. Original darkened

A good country Sheraton one drawer stand in birdseye and tiger maple. The 2 top boards with separation otherwise very good condition, circa 1820. Measures 20" x 22 3/4" (top) x 27 1/2"H.

Circa 1810. Having excellent form with comb backs on plank seat atop sturdy turned wood frame. H36" W18" D19" Sold from the collection of a Beaufort South Carolina lady and gentleman.

Country Sheraton grain-painted tiger maple stand with drawer, c.1840. 29"h., top 20"x19".

Pennsylvania Country Sheraton Hired Man's Rope Bed. Turned acorn finials and original red paint. 39"h. x 36"w. x 70-1/2"l. Condition: Good with paint wear.

Circa 1860, Piedmont, South Carolina. The piece having a thick three board top above four turned tapering legs all peg and wrought nail joined. Older white milk painted surface. H30 3/4" W34 1/2" L51

Pair gilt plaster eagle shelves, brackets & country stool in yellow paint with stenciled decoration, shelves are 14" wide, 5.5" deep & 12" tall, stool is 13" by 7.5", height is 7"

Ca. 1840, Decorated overall in mustard yellow paint with black pinstriping and lacey pine bough decoration. The rectangular top with full gallery back and rounded chamfered edges above the decorated a

Flame birch with four cockbeaded bird's eye maple drawers, scrolled backsplash and shaped apron, raised on turned legs, 49 x 41 x 19 1/2 inches

Second quarter 19th century, pine. Three board top, turned legs and two dovetailed drawers with replaced pulls. Cleaned down with traces of green paint on top. Square nails. Loose boards, missing some

comprising a cherry table with richly grained top and shaped backsplash, and a figured maple table, both with one drawer and turned legs, the larger 34 1/2" high, 32 1/2" wide, 18 1/2" deep, the small

Pennsylvania Country Sheraton Softwood Work Table. 30"h. x 59-1/2"w. x 28-1/2"d. Condition: Good with wear and loss.