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Worktable With Molded Top
New Lebanon, New York
Circa 1840
Butternut, pine and cherry with
original varnish finish and brass knob...



The overhanging rectangular top with applied molding above a plain skirt having single long drawer centering the applied and mitered molding; raised on double tapered legs. Dry surface with good color and patina. (Height 26.5-inches; width: 29-inches; depth: 23.75-inches.)

Price: $4,950

121-146









Inlayed Hepplewhite Sideboard
Highly Figured Mahogany
Figured maple inlay and banding
With Pictorial Stemmed Wine Glass Inlays
Circa 1790-1800
Boston



The rectangular top with a shaped and banded front above a conforming case fitted with two central drawers, each with sting and oval-panel inlays flanked either side by ovolo cupboards with conforming inlays above figured cross-banded inlay raised on square tall tapered legs...the four front legs inlayed with an overlapping husk pattern above a stemmed wine glass inlay; string-inlay and banded cuffs complete the embellishment of legs. (White pine secondary wood; original brasses and hardware. Height: 39.75 inches; Length: 64.25 inches; Depth: 22.25 inches.)

Price: On Request

271-4







Bucket Bench in Green Paint
19th Century



The rectangular top, above shaped fasure board, behind which is a conforming long compartment; the whole raised on tall sides with bootjack cut-out. The interior in old white paint, all else green.
Dimensions: 32-inches high, 60-inches long, 12.25-inches deep.

Price: $2,250

191-207






Childs Paint Decorated Chest of Drawers



Dimensions: 25-inches high, 23.25-inches wide, 12-inches deep.

Price: $1,450

201-160







One-Drawer Table
New York
Circa 1835



The nearly square top with shaped corners overhanging a plain apron with single drawer...raised on turned legs. The block section of upper front legs decorated with applied turned and split columns. Nice old, possibly original surface.
(Height: 28.75 inches; Top: 18.75 x 20.75 inches.)

Price: $1,445

191-229






Ladder-Back Rocking Chair
With hoopskirt arms
American
Circa 1780-1820



A nice example of the sometimes called nursing or work chair.
Tall urn finials adorn the rear posts centering four shaped and molded spats; rear posts and front legs joined by nicely turned box stretcher then raised on original rockers. The short arms are notable as they flare outward ending with large round handholds with spur like returns; turned arm supports are attached to seat rail by iron straps and taper as they continue to side stretchers which they pierce. The chair is in very old, probably early Victorian black paint with gold trim over what appears to be an original red pigment; ancient ash-splint seat. There is the addition of an early iron support on the proper right arm where it pierces the post. The iron mending strap conforms to half the post with a long tang securing the arm. (Height: 43.25-inches; seat height: 14.5-inches.)

Price: $985

594-14






Mid 19th Century Painted Roll Top Lap Desk



Original painted surface
Dimensions: 12-inches wide by 10.25-inches deep by 6.75-inches tall.

Price: $2,350

573-15








Pair of Windsor Side-Chairs
Bow-Back Brace-Backs
Rhode Island
Circa 1790-1800



The double-incised bow centered by seven-spindles and the bracing rods above the beautifully shaped saddle seat raised on outstanding turned legs joined by the ambitiously turned "H" stretcher. The chairs are in an ancient brown resin stain; lovely dry patina. (Height: 37.25 inches; seat height: 17.5 inches; width: 16 inches; depth: 18.5 inches.)

Price: $5,875

568-1







Windsor Splay Leg High Chair



Dimensions: 31.5-inches high, 20-inch seat height, 20-inches wide at splay, 16-inches deep at splay.

Price: $875

517-5






Queen Anne Drop Leaf Table
Ancient if not original surface...
New England
Circa 1760
Maple



The oval top above shaped end aprons; the straight turned and tapered legs ending in pad feet affixed to fly rails. In generally fine condition with only "as expected" imperfections such as slight cupping to one leaf and old critter munching-nothing active or compromising to integrity or aesthetic. The surface is outstanding. (The top measures 14.5 by 42.5-inches; each leaf is 17-inches deep; open 48.5 by 42.5-inches oval; height 26.75-inches.)

Price: $4,950

271-6







Red Fan Back Windsor Side Chair
New England
Circa 1800



Measures 34-inches in overall height (17-inches in seat height), 17-inches in width and 16.5-inches in depth.

Price: $1,550

250-41






Painted Blanket Chest
Graphic Black on Brown Painted Decoration



Pine with clean interior and till. Nice footed small size, measuring 38-inches in length, 18.375-inches in depth and 21.5-inches in height.

Price: $1,250

630-38







Slant-Lid Desk On Bandy Feet
Massachusetts or New Hampshire
Maple, curly maple and white pine
Circa 1800



A nice example with terrific color and patina...the rectangular top above a case with slant lid, opening to an interior of short and long drawers beneath tall pigeon holes finished with beautiful valances. Four graduated overhanging molded-lip drawers on a molded base with center pediment raised on cabriole legs with pad feet. Competently constructed; very good condition with minor bits of conservation. Height: 43.25 inches; Writing Height: 31 inches; Width: 38.5 inches; Depth: 20.25 inches.

Price: $6,450

393-3








Continuous-Arm Brace-Back Windsor Chair
New York
Circa 1790



The bow and arm rail above 13-tapered spindles and the pair of tapered back brace spindles; out-swept shaped handholds above robust baluster turned arm supports...the beautifully shaped saddle seat with incised gutter is sharply undercut and is raised on bold baluster, spool and ring turned legs joined by bulbously turned medial stretchers. The chair remains in great condition and is in a good old black painted surface. (Height: 37 inches; Seat Height: 17.75 inches; Width: 17 inches; Depth: 17.25 inches.)

Price: $7,950

271-22






Country Drop Leaf Table
Queen Anne Style - SOLD



The table measures 26.5-inches in height, while the top measures 46.75 by 44-inches with the leaves up and 46.75 x 17-inches with the leaves down.

330-1 - SOLD








Pennsylvania Dutch Cherry Wall-Cupboard
Outstanding Form...15 lights
Circa 1800 - SOLD



A wide cherry two-piece step-back cupboard having a spectacular flat compound molded cornice over twin doors each having six lights centered by a three light center panel. The doors, hung from original brass "H" hinges open to reveal two full shelves with plate grooves and plate rails; a top cup shelf above a shelf having shaped front profile that is fitted for spoons. The lower case beneath a full tall pie shelf with full chip carved shaped side wings above four short drawers- each with applied bead molding; above a pair of mortise and tenon cupboard doors with sunken panels all raised on nicely shaped tall applied bracket feet with returns. The cupboard, in old surface, remains in excellent condition; applied bead moldings surrounding drawers have been re-nailed (we have not removed them to ascertain originality)...one base bracket respond is replaced, all else fine. (Height: 93.25-inches; depth: 21.25-inches; width: 61-inches; cornice molding measures 65 by 18.25-inches.)

451-1 - SOLD




A Beautiful Rectangular Top With Molded Edges
Drop-leaf Table...finest dense mahogany
Newport, RI
Circa 1750-1760



Remaining in fine condition, the rectangular top on straight apron with shaped end rails; turned tapered legs on pad feet. Chestnut fly rails. The cross-brace within the frame, typical of Newport tables, is replaced all else fine. The top measures 14.5 by 42-inches; open: 43.5 by 42-inches with each leaf being 14.5-inches in depth; height: 26.75-inches.

Price: $7,450

271-15







Sheraton Wing Chair
New Hampshire
Early 19th Century



Remaining in outstanding original condition with frame exposed for inspection; ready for upholstery. The chair stands at 47.5-inches in overall height.

Price: $12,500

270-29




Rhode Island Round-About Chair in Red Paint
Circa 1750



Maple and ash. Measures 31-inches in height (with a seat height of 17-inches), 29.25-inches in width and 23.5-inches in depth.

Price: $5,750

621-34






A Bright And Fanciful Painted Decorated Table
New England, Purportedly Found in Vermont
Circa 1850, birch legs all else pine...



In fine condition including the bright and original paint, nicely turned legs.

(Height: 29-inches; top measures 16.375 by 42-inches closed...add 12.75-inches for each leaf.)

Price: $5,400

492-11




One Drawer Table
Paint decorated
Pennsylvania
First half-19th century...



Made of poplar with maple legs; painted red with black dashes done with wide brush. The square top with molded edge and slight overhang is decorated with faux painted marble on a soft gray ground. The straight apron receives the single drawer; small sliver of one drawer secondary side is restored and the turned wooden pull is a replacement...table is raised on nicely turned delicate legs. The faux-marble top is probably later than the table itself. (Height: 27-inches; top measures: 24-inches wide by 15.75-inches deep.)

Price: $850

208-4





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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