NORTH CAROLINA TURNED POPLAR PLANK STOOL,

possibly Virginia or North Carolina, late-18th century, with faux bamboo spindle back and arms, wide poplar plank seat on turned legs, 33 x 80 x 20 in.

(New Mexico/Kentucky, 1915-2001) tulip poplar burl wood bowl, lathe turned, signed and dated "Rude Osolnik/North Carolina/'1993", approximately 5-1/2 x 15 in. Provenance: Collection of Rude Osolnik, B

SOUTHERN, POSSIBLY TENNESSEE OR NORTH CAROLINA, WALNUT FARM TABLE, three-board rectangular top over a single drawer with beveled edge profile, all raised on vernacular baluster-turned legs. Poplar and

rectangular one-board top over a single full drawer, raised on slender turned legs ending in spiked feet. Poplar secondary wood. Retains likely original turned wooden knob and early, possibly original

Circa 1820, likely Virginia or North Carolina. The piece having a thick two board top atop base with single long drawer and turned pulls atop turned tapered legs. Nice older surface. Poplar secondary

Salem area, mid 19th century, retaining vibrant orange red combed grain painted surface with geometric designs, five dovetailed drawers, poplar and yellow pine secondary, on turned feet, cut nail and

Forsyth County, circa 1840s, original black and red faux paint decoration over poplar, four graduated drawers with an upper and lower scratch bead, raised on boldly turned black painted legs. 45.5 x 4

each tablet-top back with broad medial slat, above a deep plank seat having applied upright sides, raised on ring-turned front legs terminating in ball feet and splayed, tapered rear legs, all joined

20th century. Having a burlap upholstery over a turned wood frame with a nice rich lacquer surface. H26" W16" D16" Sold from the collection of a Charlotte, North Carolina lady.

Southern Walnut Wash Standattributed to North Carolina, circa 1840, poplar secondary, arched backsplash, single flush drawer, tapered turned supports, lower shelf with butterfly front edge, ring turne

NORTH CAROLINA POPLAR TREE BARREL, hand-hewn from a tree, with applied base. Original dry surface. With old typed exhibition label "Tree barrel. Found in the 1930's. Barrel is hand hewn from a poplar

Blackgum Tree North Carolina Turned Wood Vase by Charlotte NC woodturner Bill Paschall. Measures 7"x7 3/4". Weight 2 pds 12 oz. PROVENANCE: A Charleston SC Private Estate.

rectangular one-board hinged lid fitted with applied edge molding over a dovetailed case, interior with lidded till, raised on a cut-out bracket-foot base with elaborate pierced and scrolled profile.

a fantastic folk art root stool. North Carolina origin. Great patina on the stain ca. 1920 width 14"height 16"depth 14.5"

North Carolina Federal Inlaid Walnut Semi-Tall Chest of Drawerscirca 1800, North Carolina Piedmont region, poplar secondary, dovetailed case, applied cornice molding, three over two over three graduat

North Carolina Chippendale Corner CupboardEastern North Carolina, late 18th century, poplar, one piece form, V-back, top with applied cornice with stylized dentil molding, two upper hinged doors with

Circa 1830, North Carolina. Having a rectangular plank top above the case having two hinged doors each with three excellent punched tin panels along with three of the same pattern panels at each side.

Southern Walnut Late Federal Step-Back Flat-Wall Cupboardattributed to Piedmont, North Carolina, circa 1820-30, poplar secondary, two part form, the upper step-back case with applied cove molded corni

Southern Late Federal Walnut Step-Back Flat-Wall Cupboardattributed to Virginia or North Carolina, circa 1820-40, poplar secondary, one part form, an unusual and rare form featuring a step-back high c

Southern Walnut Tavern Tableattributed to Piedmont North Carolina; late 18th century, poplar secondary, large rectangular two board top with beveled battens, single lipped and molded drawer, flush ski

SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA WHITE OAK PLANK STOOL, thick turned seat with decorative rings to top, raised on splayed turned legs joined with box stretcher. Retains original natural surface with warm

Gerald Perry (NC), SwanPoplar Branch, North Carolina, circa 1970s, painted canvas over wire construction, branded WORKING DECOYS / GP. Length 29 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at

Square nail construction primative plank stool with turned legs / legs have old brown paint over white / Measures: 4.5"H x 15.25"L x 9.5"D / Condition: Good condition showing wear and paint loss

A North Carolina Federal Walnut Bedroom Tablecirca 1780, attributed to eastern North Carolina, possibly Chowan River Basin, poplar and yellow pine secondary, rectangular top with overhang, single rect