Pennsylvania 19th Cent. Boot-jack Back Settee.

Pennsylvania 19th Century Triple Boot-jack Back Plank Seat Settee. Shaped crest rail, scrolled arms and turned legs. Green ground with urn with fruit hand painted decoration. 73-1/2"l. Condition: Good

Pair of Pennsylvania 19th Century Sidechairs. Boot-jack backs with acorns. Plank seats and original polychrome paint on brown ground. Seat height 17-1/4", 35" high overall. Condition: Good with wear.

With Boot Jack Back, Cutouts and Scrolled Arms, Turned Stretcher Base, Seat Height 17" x 76" x 24"Condition: Good with Use and Wear to Paint

Pennsylvania 19th Century Brown Painted Half Spindle-back Plank Seat Settee. 35"h. overall. Condition: good with wear and repairs.

Set of Six Pennsylvania Boot-jack Back Sidechairs. Original apple green ground with floral and foliate paint decoration. Seat height 17-1/2", 32-3/4" high overall. Condition: Very good with minor wear

Set of 4 Pennsylvania 19th Century Boot-Back Side Chairs. 32"h. overall. Condition: Good with wear, original paint.

A late nineteenth century curved wood high back settee having two front doors. The back opens to reveal small area with hooks. Ht: 65.5" Wd: 53.5" Dpth: 26.5"

Pennsylvania 19th Century Half Arrow-back Settee. Painted and stenciled decoration. Seat height 16-1/2", 33"h. x 71-3/4"l. x 18-3/4"d. Condition: Good with wear and minor loss.

With Floral Painted Crest Rails and Boot Jack Back Splats, Believed to be from York Co, PA; Seat Height 17". Condition: Good with Expected Wear.

Early 19th c bootjack blanket box in old red paint, back strip of wood on lid replaced, length 45", ht 24 1/2"

Pennsylvania Chippendale Style, 19th century, double serpentined shell carved crest rails with pronounced ears,solid urn form splats, excurvate arms with carved knuckles, needlepoint upholstered slip

DESCRIPTION: A 19th century Pennsylvania German meeting house bench. The form consisting of three bootjack supports through tennoned to a shaped slab seat with an edge molded facing board. MEASUREMENT

American, 19th Century. Cherry. Dovetailed drawers and slender turned legs. Together with a painted side chair of mixed woods, with bentwood back, bootjack slat, turned legs and rungs, original worn r

A late nineteenth century French Napoleon III settee having curved back and flared arms raised on turned legs. Ht: 27.5" Wd: 46" Dpth: 24" Seat: 13"

19th century yellow pine bucket bench / dry sink, in old blue paint, drain hole, fancy cutout back splash, bootjack ends, 38" H x 40 1/2" W x 20" D.

Open Pine Water Bench, 2 shallow shelves over 2 deep shelves, boot jack ends, 19th c, 60-7/8"h x 37-1/2"w x 12-1/2"d, 6-1/2"d shelves, Wear and scratches to shelves and legs, back with wear at edges,

Late 19th century, pine. Two shelves, one with gallery back, and bootjack ends. Traces of old bittersweet paint. Square nail construction. Painted initials and date "AD 1881". Wear, some edge loss and

American, late 19th Century. Poplar. Seat with front and back battens, bootjack cut out ends and shaped stretcher. Finish and edge wear. 22"h. 27"w. 11"d.

19th c low single door cupboard. Green paint dry scrapped to original red. Boot jack ends, possibly a step back at one time. 43" w, 34" h, 15" deep. Chip to lower front left board. Age appropriate wea

Primitive open front, bucket shelf / work table with step-back top, layers of old paint, boot jack ends, mid 19th century. This unit was used as the desk in Suzie Buhalis’s store in Red Hook NY –

Pennsylvania arrow back plank bottom settee, 19th c. 32"h x 74"l x 17.75"d / seat height = 14.25"

Mid 19th C, Unusual form, stripped back to original green, bootjack ends, 31 tall x 32.5 wide x 17 deep

Pennsylvania 19th Century Paint Decorated Settee. Shaped crest rail, triple splat-back, plank seat, scrolled arms and turn legs with stretcher supports. 37-1/2"h. x 78"w. Condition: Good with use wear

Pennsylvania 19th Century Paint Decorated Settee. Shaped crest rail, half spindle-back, plank seat and turn legs with stretcher supports. 35"h. x 76"w. x 22"d. Condition: Good with use wear, later pai