William & Mary period ca 1725 North Shore MA figured

Very fine period QA ca 1740 North Shore MA or Southern NH maple & pine splay leg tea table w shaped apron & pad feet in a nice old red wash - 33 1/4" x 24 1/4" top x 25 1/2" tall

Period Sheraton ca 1800-1820 North Shore MA highly carved mahog tall post canopy bed

period Sheraton ca 1810-1820 North Shore, MA carved mahog ladies 2 drawer dropleaf work stand w wooden knobs & rare Rockingham wheels - 29 1/4" tall

Exceptional early Wm & Mary period ca 1725 Boston ball ft chest in crotch walnut veneer, fine surface & provenance - 36 1/4" tall x 35 1/2" case width x 19 3/4" deep

Wm & Mary period ca 1725 carved maple & poplar 3 over 3 drawer orig ball ft chest from Dutchess County, NY - 35 1/2" case width

rare & important ca 1780 North Shore MA 3 tier mahog dumb waiter - 40" tall

ca 1800 North Shore MA tilt top spider leg candlestand w shaped top - 21 1/2" x 17 1/2" top

Best pair of early ca 1725 Wm & Mary period tiger maple & maple side chairs from the School of John Gaines (1704-1743) of Portsmouth, NH w carved crests, rare inset rush seats & orig feet - height 40

Item: Edwardian Sterling Silver & Marcasite Brooch Maker: F. S. Gilbert Origin: North Attleboro, MA Date/Period: Ca 1904-1914 Materials: Sterling Silver, Marcasites Size: 1 1/2 Inches long, 3/4 Inches

In heavily figured walnut veneer, having a flat molded top, the upper cabinet containing two side by side shallow over two deep full width drawers, lower case with molded top receiver, having two draw

Super tiger maple period William and Mary highboy base with a replaced figured maple top. 36" wide, 31" tall, 21" deep.

Ca. 1890-1900 inlaid mahogany diminutive two part secretary. The upper bookcase section crest has a central flame birch panel over a flame birch veneered freeze, with arched Gothic glass doors and int

Possibly north shore of Massachusetts or coastal Maine. Original stretcher, original period frame, unsigned.Image 12”H x 18”W.Frame 20.25”H x 26.74”W.

North America and Central America, Guatemala or Mexico, Spanish Colonial Period, ca. mid-19th century CE. A fine wood and glass nicho containing a representation of the Virgin Mary standing atop a bra

Edwardian period. Having a handsome spun brass and barley twist gallery above well figured top leading to two drawers and two hinged doors all inlaid and very nicely figured continuing down to turned

Circa 1900, England, Edwardian period. The piece having a rectangular top with burl wood center and shaped edge over turned wood legs connected by lower stretcher. H29" W31 3/4" D20" Sold from the Col

MA. origin, ca 1800 with a rich figured mahogany single board thumb molded top, below are four cock beaded graduated drawers retaining old and likely original brass, on an applied bracket base, 33&#82

Two Men on a Stonewalled Shore Road, watercolor gouache, signed lower right, marked "Bermuda" verso in the period, and with label from J.F. Cabot & Bro., 89 Sudbury Street, Boston, MA. Housed in an et

Fine Wm & Mary ca 1725 beautiful burl walnut Boston highboy - 63" tall x 34 1/2" upper case width & 36 3/4" lower case width

Large Pennsylvania William & Mary period walnut gate-leg table in an older surface, oval top with elongated drop leaves, with a dovetailed drawer at each end and scalloped skirts over ring and baluste

Pair of circa 1785-90 Mahogany Side Chairs, Portsmouth or North Shore, MA, with rush seats, great old original surface with no repair or restoration, 37 1/2" high, 20 1/2" x 18", 17" high seat. Surfac

Henry Harper, London (1657-1708) A William & Mary Period Marquetry Tall Case Clock.A fine ornate walnut case with marquetry design. Three brass finial ornamental top and appearing to be most all origi

Roman, Late Imperial Period, North Africa, ca. 4th to 5th century CE. A mold-made redware oil lamp of the distinctive later North African style, with a decorated discus around a central motif, a small

North America, late Cretaceous Period, ca. 68 to 66 million years ago. Wow! An incredible fossilized brow horn from a triceratops (Triceratops horridus), one of the classic, best-known dinosaurs. Firs