Good Early Southern Highboy

Good early highboy. Primary wood looks like walnut. Yellow pine secondary wood. Probably South western Pennsylvania. H 72", W lower case: 40"; W upper case 38-1/2, overall D 22-1/4". Provenance. Suzie

Pine with three drawers and lower shelf with scrub top. With original old green paint. 31"H x 86"W x 19"D. Good condition.

Good condition 1 drawer has damagewidest point 38.6Top 38.6 widthCherry with red washReplaced brasses

Early Southern California Automobile Club automotive bumper badge. Appears to be in overall good condition with plate loss, toning, and wear from use and age. It measures approximately 3-3/4" in diame

Late 19th century, most likely Southern. The basket has a nice large size with a strong handle and good early blue painted surface. The piece is good and tight, in nice condition. H14 1/2" W17 1/2" So

(Florida/Georgia, 1945-1984) Watercolor of early southern street scene with African American woman and child and man driving horse drawn wagon. Signed lower right, good condition. H15 1/2" W11 1/2" So

Fine quality, early 20th century copy of an 18th century New England early American highboy. Possibly by Eldred Wheeler. Measuring approx 5ft tall x 34" wide x 20" deep. Very good condition and execut

EARLY CURLEW, southern New Jersey. Early weathered original paint and good structural condition. Repaired crack at mid-bill. Mounted atop a wood base.

An unusual redware keg with gray colored glaze, and having a faux molded lid with central nob, possibly southern origin, early 19th century. Condition: Some staining, else good condition. Measures 7"W

Likely early 20th century, Southern States. The piece is brilliantly crafted with a nicely placed handle on a well woven tight walnut body. Good condition throughout. H15 1/4" W12 1/4"

19th or early 20th century. Dancing figure having nailed and joined body with metal rod extending from the back support. The piece is in good functioning condition. Nice early surface. H12" L17 3/4" S

Early 20th century, attributed to Currituck, North Carolina. The piece having a nice early surface with good form. L16 1/2 " The piece having been purchased from Brunk Auctions Bob Timberlake Collecti

19th or early 20th century, likely Southern States. The piece having a good tight weave with bentwood handle and sturdy construction. The piece retains paint colors of red and deep brown tones. H10" W

Toposa Hide Shield, Southern Sudan, Nilotic peoples. Early 20th century.The thick, curved animal hide supported by central wood stick, made into the handle. Original patina. 23 1/4 x 9 in.Good conditi

Etruscan-style glazed earthenware vase with applied rams' head handles, probably Italian or southern European (unmarked), circa early 20th century. Appears to be undamaged and in very good condition.

Early 19th century Queen Anne style highboy chest of drawers measuring 65" tall x 39.5" wide x 20.5" deep. All original with some early repairs (locks removed, etc). Condition: generally good, repairs

VERY EARLY BUFFLEHEAD OR RUDDY DUCK, possibly southern. Old working paint and good structural with numerous shot scars. Weight removed. Tack eyes

Early to mid 20th century, likely Southern states. A very interesting glazed pottery folk art head on stand reading at the base ÒBy Mr. Jimmy Copeland The most soul you ever saw in a good while, Jimm

19th century, likely Southern. The piece having an exceptional early orange painted surface with nice tight weave. Good sturdy condition. H4 1/2" W11 1/4" Discovered by the current owner in Charleston

Early 1900s, Rare thick buffalo hide shield with mineral painted red and yellow design. A great original shield purchased in Flagstaff in 1951. Lacing may have been replaced. Very good condition. Ex.

American, early 19th century (c.1820s). A large veneered walnut and maple dresser with seven drawers. Overall good condition; some repairs to bottom and back leg.

Early to mid 20th century, likely Georgia. The piece is composed of rich red clay and then glazed with earth tone led glaze. Good overall condition some shrinkage to the body which occurred during the

Early to mid 20th century, Midlands of South Carolina by the Hunter Family. The pair having early black painted surface each with conforming frame and nicely hand hewn body. The seats of the chairs ar

SSP. Good gloss and color with areas of chipping. Early piece that displays well. Measures: 30"X30" Rating: 7.75 Est: $250-$500