SOFTWOOD PENNSYLVANIA BENCH. PINE. CIRCA 1780 - 1820.

This early Mennonite pine Church Bench is in as found, sturdy condition. It has a one sided apron, and the feet are dovetailed into the seat plank, with pinned chamfered ends. This circa 1820 bench is

DESCRIPTION: Corner Cupboard, York County, Pennsylvania. Softwood corner cupboard. Circa 1820-1840. The base rests on bracket feet in front and a square foot in rear. Double paneled cupboard doors ope

Pennsylvania pine open cupboard, Harriet Ermentrout Collection, circa 1820. 67" h x 52" w x 22" d

FINE 18TH C - 19TH C STEPBACK CUPBOARD WITH SCALLOPPED SIDES, CT. CIRCA 1780-1820, POPLAR AND PINE WOODS, 37 X 69 X 15

American drop front secretary desk, circa 1780-1820. Hardwood with pine secondary woods, dovetailed drawer construction, two hidden drawers to the fitted interior, the drop front supported by pulls wi

DESCRIPTION: Red washed softwood Pennsylvania counting house desk and bookcase. Probably circa 1820-50. In the late Sheraton style. The form consisting of four turned legs joined to the desk base with

Federal Bowfront Cherry Chest of Drawers attributed to Pennsylvania or Ohio, circa 1820, white pine secondary, top with reeded edge, three upper side by side drawers, above four graduated long drawers

Circa 1780 - 1800, raised on plank leg supports, handmade nails, reddish patina. Measures 91" long x 16.25" tall x 9" wide. Condition: shows much loss to the finish, has small losses. Weight: circa 75

DESCRIPTION: Pennsylvania Chippendale three drawer softwood blanket chest. Circa 1780-1800. Form consisting of a six board chest resting on high bracket feet with three graduated drawers above the bas

A Chippendale Grain Painted Pine Tall Case Clock Likely Pennsylvania, Circa 1780, with later paint Height 87 3/4 inches. Property from the Estate of Paul Thomas Griffith, Dayton, Ohio

PENNSYLVANIA COUNTRY PAINTED PINE BENCH, plank seat, raised on two cut-out, shaped supports that are mortised through the seat. Retains an old porch-red painted surface. Circa 1850. 19 1/4" H, 64" W,

Circa 1820, America or Britain. Having a plank bottom with banister back and arms the base having turned legs and stretcher with single board at front to join the frame. Nice old surface and good stur

Circa 1820, likely Pennsylvania. The piece having a white pine case with older red painted surface likely 19th century. The case is dovetailed and rests atop four handsomely turned legs. H19" W34" D15

A Federal Grain-Painted Pine Blanket Chest on Bun Feet Likely Pennsylvania, Circa 1820 appears to retain the original til and traces of a historic surface, hinges are replaced. Height 25 x width 44 1/

Wonderful Regency bench, in newer green paint, very comfortable. In excellent condition, featuring scrolled arms, cabriole legs with two penny feet, and an X-form back. Scotland, circa1820. H&nbs

Fine Chippendale walnut four drawer chest with ogee bracket feet and reeded quarter columns.Pennsylvania, circa 1780. H 37-3/4" W 38" D 22". Condition: Excellent original condition. Brasses are period

SCARCE CHINESE EXPORT PLATTER - An Unusual Chinese Export Orange Oval Dish in the Sacred Bird & Butterfly pattern, circa 1780-1820, featuring exotic birds and butterflies, gilt detailing, nice orange

A Late Federal String Inlaid Walnut Slant-Front Secretary Desk Likely Pennsylvania, Circa 1820 Height 46 3/4 x width 41 1/2 x depth 21 1/4 inches. This lot is located in Cincinnati. Property from the

Pennsylvania, circa 1780, highly figured mahogany top with two drop leaves, single dovetailed drawer, poplar secondary, oak leaf gates, 58-1/2 x 21-1/4 x 29-1/2 in. Provenance: Ex Collection Harrison

Pennsylvania, circa 1780-1800; broken arch pediment with three urn finials, shaped door and reeded half columns, on bracket feet, painted sheet metal moon phase dial, 96 in. H., 20 in. W.

DESCRIPTION: Walnut Pennsylvania Chippendale high chest of drawers. South central Pennsylvania, circa 1780-1790. Form consists of a tall walnut case resting on four ogee feet. Front of the case with t

Pennsylvania, circa 1780; Provenance: The Estate of Sally W. Rhodes, Corona Del Mar CA; 40 inches wide; 20 1/4 inches deep; 57 inches high

Large farm table with removable top. Pennsylvania, circa 1780-1800. Condition: Original condition. H 27-1/8"Top W 63" D 36". Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qw

A large collection of twenty-five bird-back and fancy-back teaspoons Various makers, Lancaster, Reading, Philadelphia, PA, and Burlington, NJ, circa 1780-1820 Including pieces by the following makers: