Early New England stocking stretchers.

Title: Early New England stocking stretchers. Description: Nice pair of early New England stocking stretchers with well used patina. Dimension: 17” Circa: 1900's Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $25

EARLY NEW ENGLAND HUTCH TABLERound top, turned legs, stretcher base, old refinish, from the Historical Mordecai Lincoln House, Scituate, MA, 28 1/2" h, 47" dia.

Well constructed with dovetailed joinery from bold grain cherry wood. Elaborate and original brass hardware for swinging mechanism functions smoothly. Turned upright columns supported by a stretcher a

New England Early 18th Century Banister-back Armchair. Shaped cut-out crestrail with five split spindle slats flanked by turned supports, scrolled arms, woven splint seat, turned legs with stretcher s

Early 19th c. New England Tavern Table with unfinished plank top fastened by raisin head nails, the frame in barn red paint, having tapered square legs with intermediate stretchers, 28" x 35 3/4" x 24

New York or New England, early 18th century, with turned posts and four slat back, sausage turned stretchers, oak split seat, 48 x 25 x 18 in. Provenance: Christie's, New York (old label attached with

EARLY 18TH C NEW ENGLAND PAINTED JOINT STOOL, ORIGINAL RED PAINT, SINGLE DRAWER, BOLD DOVETAILS, SOLID CARVED LEGS, BOX STRETCHER, MORTISE AND PEGGED CONSTRUCTION, FULL HEIGHT,11 x 21 x 21.5********TR

A Pair of late 18th/early 19th century New England bow back, brace back Windsor sidechairs. Nine spindle backs, turned spindles, shaped plank seats and turned stretcher bases. Hickory and Maple constr

A late 18th/early 19th century New England sack back Windsor armchair. Seven upper spindle back, shaped hand holds, turned spindles, shaped plank seat and turned stretcher base. Hickory construction w

A late 18th/early 19th century New England continuous arm, brace back Windsor armchair. Nine spindle back, shaped hand holds, turned spindles, shaped plank seat and turned stretcher base. Hickory and

A late 18th/early 19th century New England bow back Windsor armchair. Seven spindle back, shaped arms, turned spindles, shaped plank seat and turned stretcher base. Hickory and Maple construction with

four slats, turned stiles with interesting turned finials, turned arm supports, shaped arm terminals and bulbous stretcher, rush seat. New England, circa 1750. 47 1/2" high, 25 1/2" wide, 17" deep. Ex

Windsor continuous armchair, New England, c. 1780, early finish, eleven turned spindles, shaped armrests over vasiform and ring turned supports, saddle seat, splayed legs with H-form stretcher, tape l

Early stretcher base library table. Cherry wood. Long Island, mid 18th century. H 26-1/2" W 39" D 24". Condition: Fine original condition. Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dro

Early English barley twist table with stretcher base. H 30-3/4" Top dimensions 37-1/8", 23-1/4". From the estate of anthropologists and food historian Michael and Sophie Coe. New Haven, Ct.

Early textile lot, including an early 19th century pair of pockets or apron H 15-1/2" W at bottom 13-1/2". Pair of hand made stockings, dated 1835. L 20". Early applique fragment L 13" Please refer to

Early European portrait of a saint with crucifix in background. St. Jerome?. Oil on canvas. Stretcher with old paper inscription. Frame: H 34-3/8" W 28-1/2". Canvas: H 28-5/8" W 23". Condition: Some t

Early stretcher base stool. H 12" W 19-3/4" D 13-1/4". Condition: Imperfections and wear. Please copy and paste the following link below for high-res images. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/lswhgsb0igso10k

American (New England), 18th Century. Scrubbed pine two-board top, old black over red paint on turned stretcher base. Untouched as found. 26"h. 35"l. 23"w.

Likely mid 18th century, New England. The piece has a double arch banister back above the arm rail with slightly swept tips above the plank seat resting on turned legs connected by stretcher. H42" W22

Early 19th century, oak and wormy chestnut. Shaped arms, turned legs and "H" stretcher. Repairs and traces of late, waxy red paint. Paint may cover additional repairs. 17" seat, 39"h.

Early nineteenth Century. The rectangular top with drop leaves above a plain frieze with applied edge, raised on square molded tapered legs joined by a serpentine-shaped X-form stretcher. H: 28 in., W

New England Queen Anne side chair, rush seat, urn-form back splat, thick turned legs and stretchers, original paint and stenciling, 40" H; early 19th c grain painted side chair with stenciling, rush s

New England or Mid Atlantic region, late 18th-early 19th century, mixed woods. High back with scrolled ears, knuckle arms and turned legs and "H" stretcher. Old refinishing, old tan paint on underside