Southern Paint-Decorated Split Oak GatheringBasket

Early paint decorated ladder back split oak seat chair. 38" tall.

19th Century Paint Decorated American Ladder Back Split Oak Seat Arm Chair. 39 1/2" H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'

Small southern paint-decorated blanket chest. Original paint. Probably Kentucky, circa 1825 Condition: Split in top repaired with butterflies. Hinges probably replaced. H 13-3/4" L 24-1/4" D 12-1/2".

19th century, America. Basket having good sturdy construction with rounded handle at top. The body is strung at mid section with green painted oak, which was painted prior to the piece being put toget

SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA PAINT-DECORATED SPLIT-BOTTOM SET OF SEVEN SIDE CHAIRS white oak, each two-slat back form with double-weave seat, unique swollen legs joined with box stretcher. Retaining

Pennsylvania Dutch painted "gathering" basket, square, split oak painted white decorated with flowers. 19th century. 12" x 10.5" x 4.5"

19th century, Southern States, likely Cherokee Indian. Very unusual form with woven split wood top and side framed with pine and blacksmithed nail construction. Remnants of old paint to the frame. H16

SOUTHERN OAK SPLIT-BOTTOM HIGH CHAIR, simple turned finials, single slat, double box stretcher. Retains traces of original paint. Probably North Carolina or Virginia. Mid 19th century. 21 1/2" H seat,

Mid 19th century, oak. Dovetailed case with original grain paint. Interior has block printed wall paper on lid and a lift out, fitted tray. Slight wear, short age split in bottom, lid warp. 5.25"h. 10

English, late 18th C., dial signed "Major Schofield, Roch Dale" Veneers loose, surface distress 7'11-1/2"h x 22-1/2"w x 11-1/2"d

William and Mary style oak chest of drawers, paint decoration attributed by consignor to Harold Grieve (California, 1901-1993), 20th c., fitted with two half drawers, over three full-length drawers, w

French paint decorated armoire, early 20th c., having cornice top, over two full length cabinet doors, opening to shelving, decorated in polychrome floral, bird, and wedding motifs on blue ground, dat

Southern Paint Decorated Chippendale Blanket ChestWestern Piedmont, North Carolina, early 19th century, yellow pine, hinged lid with applied molding, till to the left side, dovetailed case, molded bas

Antique Adam-Style Paint-Decorated Oak Demilune Console , shaped backsplash, molded top, tapered legs, spade feet, h. 40 in., w. 41 1/4 in., d. 21 in

early 19th century, yellow pine, top with molded edge, two over three graduated drawers having ornate Pennsylvania style painted floral surfaces, case with canted corners and painted sides, applied mo

Ca 1830 discovered in Sumter Co South Carolina by the current owner. The piece having a nicely paneled and pegged case with singe hinged door opening to interior with hangers within. The piece is cons

19th century, possibly Cherokee Indian. The piece having been very nicely woven and well crafted. The basket retains its original early green painted surface. Good condition overall nice and tight. H9

Three (3) Southern split oak baskets having ribbed construction, including one (1) large melon form, one (1) buttocks form with red weavers, and one (1) buttock form. Ranging in size from 10 7/8" H x

Three (3) Southern split oak baskets including one (1) melon form having ribbed construction and three "shoe" supports to the base and two (2) round-ribbed and lobed shaped carrying baskets. Ranging i

Late 19th century, likely South Carolina. The piece having a nice and sturdy weave and in good condition overall. L50" Sold from the collection of the late John "Jack" C. West Jr , Camden, South Carol

Late 19th/early 20th century. Large trap having completely woven split wood construction. Some breaks but overall the piece is in good structural condition. It is strung with an early metal cord for c

late 19th/early 20th century. each with tight weave and strong. H11 1/2" H11 3/4"

19th century. Tall lidded basket. H20" The piece having been found by the current owner in the Charleston, South Carolina area.

34 x 14.5 inches.