Southern Painted Yellow Pine Hunt Board

SOUTHERN PAINTED YELLOW PINE HUNTBOARD, of diminutive proportions, the rectangular two-board overhanging top above two hinged fielded-panel doors, and lower molded edges, raised on tall square-tapered

Circa 1820, likely Midlands of South Carolina. The piece having a rectangular top over two drawers with nice overhang at each end of the drawer front all atop four tall tapered legs. Exceptional early

Red painted Southern huntboard or sideboard, yellow pine throughout. Comprised of a plain top, case having two nailed drawers on left side, paneled center door, and one large deep dovetailed drawer to

Circa 1860, Kershaw County, South Carolina signed by J.B. Catoe on verso boldly and Camden, SC. Bunl Catoe is listed as a Jammer and had involvement with a sawmill in the region near Buffalo, South Ca

SOUTHERN ANTIQUE YELLOW PINE HUNTBOARD

20th century. Bench made example likely dating to the 1940s. Very nicely crafted with rectangular top over the case housing a single drawer at the center with turned wood pull over tall tapered legs.

SOUTHERN PAINTED YELLOW PINE FACTORY SIGN, three boards with rear battens and applied frame, white ground with black free-hand lettering "NOTICE / Everyone who goes / To The Doctor must have / a Docto

Circa 1790, likely central Georgia. Six board blanket box with large one board top and sides to the case. The case is dovetailed and boasts a very fine early blue paint atop a molded base. Nice early

Circa 1830. Having a thick one board top above shaped legs with mortised back support. Very nice early surface. W63" D11 1/4" H19 3/4"

Circa 1820, likely Georgia or South Carolina Piedmont. The piece having nice thick two board top in black paint with lower case having blue painted freeze and black painted legs. All early paint. Nice

Circa 1880. Having a one board seat with rounded ends atop hand hewn square legs. W97" H20" Sold from the collection of a Sumter Gentleman. The piece was discovered in the Sumter district of South Car

Circa 1810. Having a thick three board top with pegged frame and nice early deep blue painted surface. H27 5/8" W39 1/8" L73 1/2" Sold from the collection of a Sparta, Georgia historic home.

Southern Walnut Painted One Drawer Standattributed to North Carolina, circa 1840, yellow pine secondary, rectangular three board top, the base with enhanced green paint, single flush drawer raised on

Southern Federal Hunt-Board attributed to Virginia, circa 1820, primary of poplar with yellow pine legs, secondary poplar and yellow pine, two board rectangular top, three side-by-side lipped drawers,

Circa 1820. Having a thick two board top above single drawer atop tapered legs. Yellow pine, the surface is an old green paint which is early. The piece is entirely peg constructed and shows good sing

Southern Hepplewhite sideboard with a Richmond, Virginia area history, figured maple primary and yellow pine secondary. Molded rectangular top above three cockbeaded and dovetailed drawers over a cent

American South, early 19th century, white and yellow pine. Tall form, with a galleried top over two large drawers, and on tapered legs. 45" high, 46.25" wide, 21" deep. (BH1)

3 board top. Southern yellow pine. Original paint. Hand planned square nail. Height 27". Dems of top 48" x 38.5".

Likely Georgia or South Carolina Piedmont. The piece having a molded crown above paneled doors which housed shelves within continuing down to a single long drawer and two paneled doors below housing a

Large Georgia hunt board with tall turned legs, yellow pine throughout. Overhanging two board top over two square nailed drawers with overlapping fronts. Drawer bottoms having square nails and wooden

Circa 1820. Discovered in Warren County, Georgia. Having a very striking form with interestingly joined case pegged and wrought nailed. The upper case having panels at the hinged doors with shelf at i

Circa 1820, said to likely be Sea Islands of Georgia. The table having a rectangular top with shaped edge above turned wood frame with lower shelf having nicely shaped freeze. The surface is a charmin

SOUTHERN PAINTED YELLOW PINE CUBBY HOLES / WALL SHELF, nailed case divided into two rows of six holes with remnants of old labels above most, back with a cut-out scalloped backsplash. Retains original

Southern yellow pine painted diminutive corner cupboard in red with a step molded pitched pediment cornice, upper and lower paneled doors separated by a deep carved medial molding resting on a bracket