Pewter Chalice and Two Beakers, New England, 18th century.

Pewter Chalice and Two Beakers, New England, 18th century. One beaker impressed on interior base with rose-and-crown touchmark inscribed 'R.B.', a signature attributed to Robert Bonynge (or Bonning),

Two rare antique 18th century colonial New England pewter plates, the 1760s or 1770s. Marked and hallmarked on the verso: one plate is marked with an image of an eagle and initials EL EL, and the othe

Five pewter beakers, cup, chalice and vase. American pewter beaker. ca. 1830. H. 2-3/4" D rim 3" Pewter beaker AN & Co. on base. H 2-7/8" D rim 2-3/4". Pewter beaker, no marks, 19th century H 3-1/2" D

with Queen Anne legs, 67"h, 37"w

18th century New England pewter dresser base with raised panel doors in original worn red paint, applied bracket base, one board top with plate groove, divided drawer with square nail construction, in

Six Pewter Plates, mostly New England, late 18th/early 19th century. Assembled group of plates impressed on reverse with marks of Richard Austin (Boston, Massachusetts, 1764-1817); Frederick Bassett (

18th c New England pine two drawer lift top blanket chest. Refinished, rose head nails, replaced hinges and pulls. Clean condition. 39" wide, 48" h, 17" deep.

A William and Mary Red Painted Pine Two-Drawer Blanket or Mule Chest New England, Early 18th Century appears to retain the original bale and snipe hinges and feet, with an historic red-painted surface

American Queen Anne Cherry High Chest third quarter 18th century, New England, in two parts, the upper section with a projecting cornice and two drawers over a bank of four graduated drawers, the base

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.

BLANKET CHESTNew England, 18th CenturyIn pine. Two faux drawers over a working drawer. Shaped bootjack ends.Height 34”. Width 39". Depth 19.5”.

EARLY ADJUSTABLE CANDLESTANDNew England, 18th CenturyHardwood under an old painted finish. Adjustable two-socket candle arm and dish top. Turned splayed legs.Height 37”. Diameter of top 11&#8221

EARLY ADJUSTABLE CANDLESTANDNew England, 18th CenturyHardwood under an old painted finish. Adjustable two-socket candle arm and dish top. Turned splayed legs.Height 37”. Diameter of top 11”.

New England, 18th century. Includes a country Chippendale chair with later seat and black paint; together with a Queen Anne chair with vasiform splat and early finish. 38.5" and 38" high, respectively

Chippendale Figured Maple Chest of Five Drawers Probably Southeastern New England, late 18th century With two short drawers above three long drawers on ogee bracket feet. Height 35 1/2 inches, width 4

Early painted two drawer blanket chest with double arch molding. Original hinges and brasses. Original red paint. New England, mid 18th century. Condition: Some pulls missing. H 48-1/4" W 37-1/4" D 18

WILLIAM & MARY CHEST OF DRAWERSNew England, Early 18th CenturyHardwood, with two half drawers over three graduated full-width drawers and block feet.Height 36.25”. Width 37.75”. Depth 20”.

QUEEN ANNE DROP-LEAF TABLENew England, Mid-18th CenturyIn maple. Cabriole legs end in pad feet.Height 27.75". Length 17.25" plus two 15.75" drop leaves. Width 47.5".

18th c New England Birch Queen Anne two part highboy, upper 5 drawer section with cornice molding over lower section with center fan, cabriole legs and pad feet. Later surface, marriage. 80 x 39 x 20"

American (New England), early 18th Century. The rectangular molded-edge hinged lid top enclosing a well interior, fronted by two graduated faux long drawers over three graduated long molded-edge drawe

A 18th century New England Maple candlestand. Adjustable two candle arm with metal candle sockets and wooden ejectors on a turned stem with tripod base and simple cabriole legs. Old finish with some w

William and Mary Walnut Gate-Leg Table New England, mid-18th century and later With two drop leaves and two drawers, raised on block turned legs joined by stretchers. Height 29 inches, width closed 19

Most likely New England, mid 18th century, pine. Lift lid with staple hinges, three faux drawers over two dovetailed drawers with most likely original brasses. High bracket feet and center apron drop.

Two antique Windsor armchairs. Each with a sack-back design, baluster and ring turnings, and H-stretcher bar between the angled legs. New England, late 18th century.Provenance: From the Estate of C. C