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Joint Stool
England
Circa 1670
Oak



The rectangular top with molded edge above carved apron raised on block and turned legs joined by box stretcher. This example is at about full height and in old surface. (Height: 21.75 inches; width: 18.5 inches; depth: 10.5 inches)

$2,950

660-14








Shelves, Hanging Pewter Rack
Possibly Pennsylvania
Early 19th Century



The dovetailed case featuring shaped front profiles having two blind-dovetailed reverse-graduated shelves, each with plate rails, both on shelf and set within stiles for forward leaning of dishes. This unit remains in very good condition and features old white paint over an original surface history. (Height: 32.75 inches; length: 59.25 inches; depth: 12 inches)

$2,175

274-107






Shelves, Hanging, Scalloped Sides
New England
Maple, old white paint
19th Century



(Height: 27.75 inches; width: 25.5 inches; depth: 7 inches)

$675

745-42







Shelves, Hanging, Original Grain Paint
New England or New York State
19th Century
Pine



Three equidistant shelves set within scalloped sides. An attractive shelf with minor wood losses. (Height: 37.5 inches; width: 31.75 inches; depth: 8 inches)

$1,125

424-69






Pole Screen, Chippendale
Circa 1800
Mahogany and pine



The standard with acorn finial raised on baluster turning; delicate cabriole legs with crisp ridged pad feet; excellent surface. The oval frame is original and retains one original brass mounting device, the other is replaced. (Height: 56.5 inches)

$1,265

424-70






Whale End Shelf, Old Black Paint
Nineteenth Century
Chinoiserie decorated sides



Three graduated shelves joined to whale shaped sides by dado and grove.
(Height: 20.25 inches; width: 20.5 inches; depth: 6.75 inches.)

$1,445

745-39



  



Shelves, Wall
Probably New England
19th Century
Walnut



Five protruding shelves with rounded corners, dovetailed into stiles having scalloped and lobed profile. (Height: 47-inches; width: 18.75-inches; 8.5-inches between each shelf.)

$4,550

264-46







Lap Desk, Writing Box, traveling desk
American
Circa 1790
Mahogany and poplar



As depicted, very good original condition; retains all brass fittings and brass drawer locking-pin, ink bottles, nibs, and key; inscribed within interior is- R.S. Ludlow-New York-1822. Probably Robert Henry Ludlow (1802-1882), Westchester, NY; member of state legislature of New York (1845-1846) and member of prominent family. See "Thomas Jefferson's Traveling Desks", the Magazine Antiques, May 1998, pp. 1156-1159.
(10.75 by 20.75 by 10-inches.)

$1,875

410-70









Shelf, Whale End
New England
19th Century
White pine, with walnut vertical stile



In old black paint with true whale shaped ends and in fine condition. (Height: 23 inches; depth: 7.75 inches; width: 26.75 inches)

$2,800

912-51






Dumbwaiter, Regency
England
Circa 1825
Excellent wood selection and condition
Ex Lord Blandford



Two molded circular dished shelves raised on turned and lobed baluster standard resting on three reeded, down-swept legs ending in brass caps and castors; the legs are hipped, and feature applied bosses. The underside of bottom tier displays the impressed mark of Lord Blandford. A closely related design may be seen in Gillow's Estimate Sketch Book.
(Height: 33.75 inches; shelf diameter: 25 inches.)

$4,185

570-143









Wine casket urn, Chinese Export
Carved for British Market
Circa 1840
Teakwood



As depicted, probably Ceylon; pierced and carved work featuring vines laden with fruits and grapes on a round base of carved stems, on an exquisitely carved octagonal base raised on projecting carved base. (Height: 21.5 inches; diameter: 13.5 inches.)

$10,950

570-144







Dumbwaiter, Three Tiers
Georgian
Circa 1800
Mahogany



Very good condition.
(Height: 48.5 inches.)

$985

818-10








Tiebacks, Curtain
Hudson River & Lighthouse Views
19th Century



Two brass tiebacks, "Highlands of the Hudson" printed on the bottom of one with a view of sailing vessels, a paddle wheeler framed by mountains on the first, a lighthouse on a rocky shore with sailing vessels in the background is featured on the second. There is a very minor chip on the Hudson piece and a tight fissure on the edge of the lighthouse piece, with all else fine.
(Diameter: 2 inches; length: 2.5 inches)

$345

818-8









Music Box, Polyphone, Model 104P
With gambling device
Germany
1890



As depicted, in fine operating condition; sold with a group of original 19 3/8-inch disks and nearly 40 reproduction disks included. The double comb retaining all original tines, can be adjusted to play one or two revolutions…rich sound. The pediment above crown molding appears to be a replacement. (Height: 48.75 inches; width: 27.5 inches; depth: 15.5 inches)

$8,665

604-31








Fine And Rare
New England
Etagere
Circa 1810
Poplar - SOLD



In original white paint having green trim; posts with beaded edges, shelves with molded edges and original brasses. Later over-paint was expertly removed to reveal the original painted surface; scattered losses have been professionally in-painted; the drawer front with extensive in-painting. This stylish etagere may have been conceived as part of a bridal suite based on the rare use of a white painted background. (Height: 59 inches; width: 32 inches; depth: 13 inches.)

210-159 - SOLD




Shelf, Corner
New England
Country
19th Century



As depicted, very simple yet functional shelf in good surface.
(Height: 15 5/8-inches; depth: 11.5-inches; width: 11.75-inches.)

$465

637-69







Towel Rack



Old green paint, shoe feet.
(Height: 32.25 inches; width: 24.25 inches; depth: 10 inches)

$125

637-139






Fantastic Victorian Fern Table
Oak



The molded round top with drop finials above fluted and tapered standard on turned base raised on carved cabriole legs with paw feet. The table is in old brown over black paint. Fine condition.
Dimensions: 31-inches high, 16-inch top diameter.

$2,500

912-71








Hepplewhite Table
Southern, possibly Virginia
First quarter 19th century
Hard Yellow Pine, original green paint - SOLD



The overhanging rectangular top is deeper than usually encountered and is on a molded apron; single drawer with molded front; the whole raised on double tapered legs. Excellent construction and condition; original green paint; top is about scrubbed of paint with good patina, all else with nearly full coverage paint. (Height: 29 inches; top: 20 x 26.75 inches.)

661-15 - SOLD




A Nearly Identical Pair Of tables
Made by the same hand...
First Quarter 19th Century
Birch



Rectangular top with rounded corners on baluster turned column raised on spider-legs. The tables are in a lovely cherry stain. Height: 28.5 inches; Top: 24 x 18.5 inches; Height: 28 inches; Top: 24 x 18.5 inches.

$1,375 the pair

294-6




New England Hepplewhite Table in Red



Square top with generous overhang above one drawer.
Dimensions: 28.5-inches high, 24.25 by 24.75-inch top.

$3,665

201-246






An Outstanding Coat/Hat Rack
New England
Circa 1800-1810
Mahoganized Birch



Although we rarely encounter early racks...it is known that they were quite common during the period. Guests entering American homes would be expected to leave their coat, hat and cane on the rack in the front hall. This splendid example is more developed in its turnings than most. Note the acorn atop urn finial above ring, reel, and baluster and barrel turnings...all above the ring turned tapered lower column raised on spider legs. The twelve long pegs with ball and ring terminus are beautifully executed and are all without compromise. Original red stain; great patina. Height: 81-inches.

$6,850

249-13







Table, One Drawer Stand
Mixed woods, old paint
19th Century



The overhanging top over a plain apron with single drawer raised on tapered legs. (Height: 28 inches; top: 23 x 20.25 inches.)

$495

323-58






Green Painted Stand



Measures 59.5-inches in height, 39.5-inches in width and 20-inches in depth.

$850

348-172




Whale-End Wall-Shelf
New England
First half 19th century



As depicted, ancient dark paint; dovetailed case. Minor imperfections.
(Height: 37.75 inches; width: 35.5 inches; depth: 10 inches.)

$2,135

497-52







PAINT DECORATED
Two Drawer Table
Maine
Circa 1820-1830
White pine and basswood



The slightly overhanging top above a plain apron with two drawers; the whole raised on tall double tapered legs. Bold strokes of black paint against a red ground as was favored by many Maine fancy painters. There are two very old tight shrinkage fissures in the top as depicted; nothing that distracts or compromises the integrity of the table. Brasses are old appropriate replacements with all else being fine and original. (Height: 29.25 inches; Top: 18.75 x 16.75 inches.)

$2,635

201-188








Paint Decorated One Drawer Stand
Maine
19th Century



Original paint decorated red & black surface with coach type decoration in gold.
Dimensions: 27.25-inches high, 18.75 by 18.375-inch top.

$1,200

573-1







Fine Country Hepplewhite Stand
New England
Circa 1790
Birch



The square top on plain apron, with single drawer, having brass pull raised on delicate double tapered legs.
Traces of red stain, lovely surface; excellent condition.
(Height: 27.5 inches; top: 17.75 x 15 inches.)

$1,995

745-8







Walnut Work Table
Circa 1825



The rectangular top on molded deep apron with single drawer having turned wooden pull...raised on outstanding robustly turned legs. Wonderful crusty, possibly original dark varnish surface with some pigment loss on top as depicted.
The secondary wood backboard is an old "in-use" replacement with all else excellent. (Height: 29.75 inches; top: 20.75 x 22.75 inches.)

$1,950

191-244







Painted Corner Shelf
New England
19th Century



As depicted, three graduated shelves within curvaceous front stiles. Front and back stiles set within dados. Original black paint.
Dimensions: 26.25-inches high, 27-inches wide, 19-inches deep.

$975

201-245






Hanging Wall Shelf
Old Red Paint...canted sides
New England
19th Century



As depicted, canted sides joined by three graduated shelves; bottom shelf dovetailed to sides; vertical splines dovetailed to shelves.
Dimensions: 25.75-inches high, 24.5-inches wide, 7.25-inches deep.

$850

201-244







One Drawer Stand
Cherry
Connecticut River Valley
Circa 1800-1810



The stand measures 27.5-inches in height, while the top measures 21.25 by 15.75-inches.

$3,200

465-2






New England Worktable
Early 19th Century
Old Red Paint



The slightly overhanging top with molded edge above a plain and deep case containing a single drawer retaining original brass hardware...the table is raised on delicate turned legs. Wonderful 19th century red paint. A table of similar form attributed to Erastus Grant of Westfield, Massachusetts who was apprenticed to Eliphalet Chapin was sold by Sotheby's January 19, 1996; lot 1564.
(Height: 28.75 inches; width: 19.5 inches; depth: 17 inches.)

$925

492-42






A Rare American Dumbwaiter
Mahogany...two-tiered stand
Massachusetts, probably New Bedford
CIRCA 1810-20.



This attractive stand features exceptional figured mahogany and a revolving top with reeded edge tiers separated by turned brass balusters. The top rests upon a ring turned post with pineapple caved central urn all on squared spider legs with brass casters. The piece is constructed of mahogany and lightwood veneers with maple and white pine secondary woods. (Heights: 43-inches; width: 21.5-inches.)

$4,475

270-68







Curtin Pins, Tie Backs, Set Of Four
Stamped Brass, Great Seal, Eagle
America or England
Early 19th Century



These tie-backs feature the United States Great Seal; eagle with shield clutching arrows and olive branch.
Also, long and uncommon forged iron mounting pins.
(Diameter: 3.25 inches; length: 6.25 inches.)

$1,425

333-101







Table, Work Stand, Two Drawer
Pennsylvania or New York
Circa 1830
Maple with some figure, poplar - SOLD



The overhanging top with molded edge above a case with recessed panel sides and two drawers; shallow drawer above deep drawer, each appearing to retain original turned knobs. The delicate turned legs and block stiles are engaged. Nice old surface. (Height: 28.75 inches; top: 17.5 x 21.25 inches.)

323-60 - SOLD




Small Corner-Shelf
Great Surface
Pine - SOLD



As depicted, shaped sides centering three graduated quarter-round shelves in original red. (Height: 23.5 inches; width: 10.5 inches; depth: 7.5 inches.)

384-20 - SOLD




Hepplewhite Table
One-drawer work-stand
Coastal Massachusetts
Early 19th Century
Cherry, white pine - SOLD



The overhung top over apron with single drawer, triple-inlay at lower edge, inlayed panels framed with line-inlay within upper front stiles...string inlay traces the outer edge; appears to retain original brass pull. Table is raised on double-taper legs with original brackets. Old refinish; minor imperfections.
(Height: 29.75 inches; top: 19.25 x 18.25 inches.)

640-7 - SOLD



If you are interested in buying any of these items, please call (978) 597-8084 or email David Hillier at drh@aaawt.com or Lynn Morin at lfm@aaawt.com

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