QUEEN ANNE POTTY. Attributed to Rhode Is

New England Queen Anne Walnut side chair, attributed to Rhode Island, consisting of a yoke-shaped crest rail with rounded ends, vasiform center splat, trapezoidal slip-in seat with later flame stitch

QUEEN ANNE HIGHBOY BASE ATTRIBUTED TO JOHN GODDARDNewport, Rhode Island, Mid-18th CenturyIn mahogany, with three varied side-by-side drawers, a relief-carved fan at skirt reminiscent of John Goddard&#

18th c American Queen Anne Rhode Island walnut balloon seat side chair, pegged construction, pad foot, cabriole legs, H-stretcher, pierced back, slip seat, small old repairs to pierced back, small rep

QUEEN ANNE LOWBOYRhode Island, Second Half of the 18th CenturyIn cherry. One full-width drawer over three side-by-side drawers, the central with fan carving. Nicely shaped skirt with acorn drops. Deli

Silk damask upholstered rolled arms. Settee with carved and scrolled knees, cabriole legs and Queen Anne Feet. 54w x 25.5d x 35.25h, SH 18h

QUEEN ANNE FLAT-TOP HIGHBOYRhode Island, Mid-18th CenturyIn cherry. Upper case with two half drawers over three full-width drawers. Lower case with a full-width drawer over three side-by-side drawers,

QUEEN ANNE HIGHBOY BASERhode Island, Mid-18th CenturyCherry case with plum pudding mahogany top. Cabriole legs end in slipper feet.Height 38”. Width 39.5”. Depth 20”.

QUEEN ANNE DROP-LEAF TABLERhode Island, Mid-18th CenturyIn maple. Straight legs end in delicate pad feet.Height 26.75”. Length 13” plus two 13.75” demilune drop leaves. Width 41&rdqu

QUEEN ANNE CANDLESTANDNewport, Rhode Island, Second Half of the 18th CenturyIn mahogany, with dish top, turned pedestal, and cabriole legs ending in snake feet.Height 27.75". Diameter 23".

PR OF 18THC. RHODE ISLAND QUEEN ANNE CHAIRS 41 1/2" X 21 1/2" X 21 1/2"

New Hampshire Queen Anne Maple Tall Chest, Attributed to the Bartlett School, Salisbury, Circa 1790. The rectangular cove-molded cornice above six graduated drawers, raised on bandy legs ending in pad

18th Rhode Island Queen Anne walnut oval top, drop leaf, tea table with a slipper foot. All original. Refinished, top tightened, otherwise a good original table. 40" long. 28 1/2" h.

18th century Rhode Island Queen Anne drop leaf table with duck feet. Rare small size. Original red painted base. Top when open 42" x 34 1/2"

A set of eight Queen Anne mahogany dining chairs attributed to Feldenkreis, with shaped splats and crest rail, and Queen Anne legs joined by stretchers. Armchairs: H 41. W 23. D 18 in.

18TH C QUEEN ANNE DROP LEAF TABLE,RHODE ISLAND OR EASTERN CT. BLACK PAINTED SURFACES 49 X 16 X 27 X 15 LEAVES

Massachusetts Queen Anne Walnut Bonnet-Top Highboy. Attributed to Benjamin Frothingham, Charlestown, MA, circa 1740-1760, 84-1/2"h. x 42"w. x 22"d.

18th c. Queen Anne mahogany dropleaf table, probably Rhode Island. Top Top 55" x 18" with 19" leaves, 29" Ht..

*A Queen Anne Tiger Maple Porringer-Top Table Rhode Island, Circa 1760 Height 26 x width 33 x depth 26 inches. Property from the Estate of Susan Henoch Quinn, La Jolla, California Susan Henoch Quinn,

Southern Queen Anne Mahogany Tilt Top Tea Tableattributed to Norfolk, Virginia, circa 1770, circular top with battens, dovetailed box support, ring and suppressed urn turned standard, tripod base, und

QUEEN ANNE-STYLEMAHOGANY DOUBLE PEDESTAL DINING TABLE • Wickford, Rhode Island • 20th century • Labeled 'Jeffrey P. Greene furnituremaker' on the reverse • 29 1/8' height &#822

Philadelphia, 18th C., set of six maple rush seat side chairs, attributed to William Savery Some replacements. 39-1/2"h x 21"w x 16-1/2"d Provenance: This piece belonged to Josiah E. Coles and his wif

Outstanding 18th c Rhode Island or Southern New England 6 drawer lift top blanket chest in original red paint. 3 false drawers over 3 real drawers, original hinges, original brass & escutcheon, and fi

Circa 1750 Walnut Side Chair, attributed to Newport, RI craftsmanship, with shell carved crest, vasiform backslat, balloon shaped slip seat (of first period) with later gold brocade upholstery, front

Rhode Island or Coastal Connecticut, 18th century, two case construction, figured maple with white pine secondary, rosehead nails with dovetailed construction, lower case with deeply scalloped skirt,