Early Corkscrew by Boston maker from the 19th century

Early Corkscrew by Boston maker from the 19th century, 5 in. tall, marked on shaft, can not read the manufacturer or date.

Retains old partial Boston maker's label and original under-upholstery and cushion, having a pull-out foot rest, baluster ring turned legs with scooped-out feet and with original casters h. 26 w. 62 d

Late 19th century cabinet maker folk art sign found in Wiscasset Maine, likely belonged to H. Paine, a Boston cabinet maker. Dimensions: 23.5" Height x 48" Width

A group of tobacco paraphernaliaLate 19th/early 20th centuryOne marked: Poet / None Better / Joseph F. McGreenery, Maker / Boston, Mass.; another marked: Captain Marryat Cigars / Harburger Homan & Co.

A group of four coin silver fish knives / slices, various makers, early 19th century All with pierced or reticulated blades and fiddle-shaped or rounded handles, the first, by John H. Mulford & Willia

Aaron Willard Jr. banjo clock, Boston, early 19th century, having a round glass covered dial with Roman numerals signed 'A. Willard Jr. Boston' and 'No. 2,' above a tapering standard with a foliate re

This is a very early key wind cylinder music box by an unknown maker. Early 19th century music box housed in a simple boxwood case, with complete comb, 7 - 3/4" cylinder, and with winding key. Conditi

attributed to John Molineux, Boston, early 19th century, each with lemon top over tapered column support on square plinth, spurred arched feet, brass log stops, 20 x 11-1/2 x 21 in.Note: A nearly iden

Boston, early 19th century; hinged top, foliate carved pedestal, splayed legs, brass paw feet, casters, 30 1/2 in. H., 36 1/4 in. W., 17 7/8 in. D.

dial signed "Aaron Willard, Boston", early 19th century with restorations, painted dial with Roman chapter ring, brass eagle finial eglomise throat and base panels, base panel depicting naval battle,

French Louis Philippe miniature Apprentice buffet deux corps in oak. Executed by an apprentice to prove skill before becoming a master cabinet maker. Early 19th century. 33"h x 19 5/8"w x 11 3/8"d

English (unknown makers), early 19th century. A group of four early blue and white earthenware dishes comprising a circular plate in the "Pagoda Park" aka "Bear up a Pole" pattern (diameter 10"); a ci

EARLY 19TH C BOSTON DINING TABLE, MAHOGANY, TWO PART, ORIGINAL CASTORS AND TABLE YOKES FOR LEAVES, TWO LEAVES INCLUDED, 65 X 51 X 28.5 LEAVES 15.5 WIDE

A Federal mahogany stick barometer Widdifield & Co., Boston, MA, early 19th century The arched top with glass hinged door, containing a thermometer, the face inscribed, "Widdifield & Co./ Boston."

Boston School, circa first quarter 19th century. "Untitled (Portrait of a Businessman)", pastel on paper, apparently unsigned. Bust-length portrait drawing depicting a man in black dress coat with whi

American Classical Carved Mahogany Armchair , early 19th c., Boston, tablet crest padded back, down-scrolled arms, lappet supports, turned and carved legs, casters, lemon yellow silk upholstery, h. 39

American Classical Carved Mahogany Armchair, early 19th c., Boston, elliptical crest rail with carved anthemion petals, scrolled volute arms, saber front legs, h. 38 in

Early 19th c. Boston Flame Figured Mahogany Card Table, with a rectangular swivel top and hinged leaf, nicely carved and shaped frieze, set on a square tapered paneled and leaf carved pedestal with in

Federal Paint-Decorated Side Chair Samuel Gragg, Boston, Massachusetts, early 19th century With peacock feather decoration. Height 34 inches, width 17 3/4 inches, depth 19 inches, depth of seat 14 inc

Early 19th century, Boston. Having exceptionally reverse painted tablets in a maritime theme which are original and do not have an alteration or restoration. The frames are nicely carved and have been

Type: Kettle, cauldron Materials: Copper, iron Markings & Inscriptions: Marked Date: Late 18th or early 19th century Maker: J.P. Schaum, Lancaster, PA Description: A large copper apple butter kettle

This is an antique pair of American coin silver spoons dating to the early 19th century. Maker mark: SR, which may be attributable to S. Richard of NYC. Each is monogrammed front and back. 8 1/2" Leng

Type: Figural group Materials: Ceramic Markings & Inscriptions: Unmarked Date: Late 18th or early 19th century Maker: English Description: A rare Staffordshire pearlware figural group of two cherubs

American, early 19th century. An early Boston rocking chair in mixed woods, having a shaped crest and downswept arms, with a plank seat and turned foot carvings; ht. 42, wd. 25, dp. 32 in.  Provenan