Southern Country Federal Black Walnut Pie Safe

Circa 1860. Having a rectangular top over two hinged punched tin doors with original tin in the doors and the sides of the case all over a single lower drawer resting on square legs. H58" D17 1/2" W40

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.

Circa 1810, likely Kentucky Shaker. Having a well shaped crown above nicely glazed and hinged doors with quality mullions housing three shelves within atop lower case centered by three drawers flanked

Circa 1815, likely Virginia or North Carolina. The piece having a hinged top opening to interior fitted for bottles and storage at one side and the other. The dividers are made of poplar. The case is

Circa 1815, likely Virginia or North Carolina. The piece having a hinged top opening to interior fitted for bottles and storage at one side and the other. The dividers are made of poplar. The case is

Upcountry, South Carolina attributed to Union County SC. The excellent sideboard has a block front case with well figured black walnut primary wood and hard yellow pine secondary wood throughout. The

Circa 1810. Having a thick rectangular top above four slightly graduated drawers flanked by charmingly styled columns at each side ending in a well turned foot at front and interestingly tapered leg a

Circa 1825, likely South or North Carolina Piedmont. The piece having a molded crown above very nicely figured and paneled doors opening to shelves within crafted of yellow pine and leading down to lo

Circa 1825, likely South Carolina Upcountry. The table having a rectangular top above freeze atop four nicely turned legs which are pegged into the upper case. Walnut throughout. H29" W39 1/4" L68" So

Circa 1800, likely Virginia. The piece has a hinged top with molded edge above the dovetailed case standing on very nice and tall French feet. Secondary wood is walnut and hard yellow pine. H21 5/8" W

Circa 1830, likely South Carolina. The table having a thick rectangular top above lower case with pegged corners and mortised construction all resting on a nice tapered leg. Black walnut with some pop

Circa 1820, Upcountry South Carolina or Western North Carolina. Having excellent figured walnut leaves one of which is book matched 6" wide and very well done. The other leaf and top is one board. The

Circa 1820. Having a two board top over tapered legs. Walnut throughout. H27" W24 3/4" D20"

Circa 1820. Having a thick top with a single drawer having turned wood pull atop nicely turned and tapered legs. Secondary wood is poplar throughout. H27 5/8" D24" W19 3/8"

Circa 1880. The piece boasts what could be considered a Haint Blue surface. Nice and early painted surface with two hinged doors and screen panels having shelves within. H53" W31" D12 3/4" Recently di

Circa 1820, likely Tennessee or Kentucky. The piece having a square top above lower case housing two drawers with nicely figured birdseye maple around walnut case standing atop four very nice and bold

Circa 1790. Having a two board tilt top above nicely turned base emitting three dainty legs. H26 1/2" W22" Sold from the collection of an Athens, Georgia gentleman.

American Southern Walnut and Punched Tin Pie Safe , 19th c., possibly Virginia, single drawer, cabinet doors with spreadwing eagle decoration, ring-turned toupie feet , h. 54 3/4 in., w. 40 in., d. 19

Circa 1830, likely Midlands of South Carolina. The piece having a nicely molded top above well figured paneled doors housing shelves within above lower case having a slanted front and the case housing

Circa 1830, Upcountry South Carolina. Having a rectangular top above two drawers over four drawers flanked by turned wood columns resting on tall turned feet. The piece having poplar secondary wood. H

Circa 1820. Likely a hanging spice or valuables box of some fashion. The piece is crafted entirely of black walnut. The case having been very nicely dovetailed at the corners, the lid is original. W24

Circa 1810. Having very nice form with a rectangular top over the case housing four graduated drawers atop nicely turned legs. The secondary wood is poplar throughout. H44" W40 1/4" D20 1/4" Sold from

Circa 1800, likely Marion County Virginia. The clock having a broken arch pediment centered by a finial above a single glazed door opening to a handsomely painted face continuing down to lower case wi

Circa 1830. The walnut piece having an excellent form and early surface with a shaped crown flanked by square topped capitals at each corner above two hinged doors having been well glazed and housing