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Country Pembroke Table
New Hampshire
Old Red Paint, white pine
Circa 1810



The rectangular top on plain apron raised on delicate tapered legs. Lovely surface; scrubbed top. Height: 27.75 inches; top (open): 34.25 x 35.75 inches; top (closed): 35.75 x 19 inches.

Price: $3,250

191-228








Sack-Back Windsor Armchair
New England
Circa 1800 - SOLD



In old blue paint...constructed of mixed words, the rounded crest rail with seven spindles above the medial rail with out-swept shaped handholds above turned arm-supports above shaped plank seat. The carved and shaped seat is raised on nicely turned splayed legs joined by the "H" stretcher. Strong traces of nice old blue paint. Height: 36 inches; seat height: 17 inches; width: 20.75 inches; depth: 15.25 inches.

260-2 - SOLD







CHILDREN'S YOUTH CHAIR
PUMPKIN PAINT...over black
Bergin County, New Jersey
18th Century



The attenuated urn-turned finals above three shaped slats centering the sausage-turned posts and original rush seat. The legs are joined by double box stretcher...front stretchers nicely turned. Excellent condition; wear to acorn finial terminus as depicted. Height: 30.25 inches; seat height: 11.5 inches; width: 15.75 inches; depth: 12 inches.

Price: $1,650

775-235







Octagonal Top Cherry Candle Stand
Probably Massachusetts
In old, probably original, Spanish brown paint
Circa 1790-1810



The octagonal top raised on gently swelled pedestal with urn turning; the cabriole legs with integral shaped brackets dovetail into the pedestal. In very good original condition; foot pads are worn. (Height: 26.75-inches; top measures 13.5 by 13.5 on the square.)

Price: $5,525

121-125







Sack-Back Windsor Arm-Chair
Olde green paint
Massachusetts
Circa 1790-1810



The top-rail with eight spindles above the arm rail having nicely turned arm supports and out-swept shaped handholds. The seat is wonderfully carved and shaped; raised on nicely turned splayed legs joined by the "H" stretcher. This example enjoys generous proportions and is accommodating and comfortable. (Height: 38.75 inches; seat height: 16.75 inches; width: 20.25 inches; depth: 14.75 inches.) Fine condition.

Price: $6,865

475-27







Mahogany Tea-Table
Square Tilt-Top
Queen Anne
Rhode Island



A mahogany tilt-top table with classic Newport, Rhode Island features including full length stepped and molded cleats joined to the block centering the ring turned tapered post raised on the classic tripod arched cabriole legs that are stepped above the knees in the stylish Newport fashion. The legs terminate in graceful bulbous platform pad feet. (Height: 26 inches; top: 30 x 30.25 inches.)

Price: $6,450

240-31







Side Chair
Probably Massachusetts
Essex County
Maple
Circa 1730-1750



The carved yoke on top rail joined by plain tapered stiles centered by the graceful spooned splat with carved ears above the rounded compass seat above bold block and turned legs ending in turned pad feet; tops of feet end with a collar. The exuberant ball and ring front stretcher is complimented by bulbously turned side and rear stretchers; side stretchers with central groves, ridges and slightly tapered ends; rear stretcher does not have turnings at ends. The chair is in a nice old, possibly original surface. (Height: 39.75 inches; seat height: 17.75 inches; width: 19.5 inches; depth: 15.5 inches.)

Price: $1,750

271-20






Pair of Console Tables
Grain Painted



Dimensions for both: 29-inches high, 40-inches wide, 20.5-inches deep, 40 by 41-inch combined tops.

Price: $6,975

517-1









Child's Grain Painted Empire Style Dresser
Mid 19th Century



The dresser measures 30.75-inches in height to the top of the mirror, 20.75-inches in width and 9.5-inches in depth.

Price: $1,700

124-62






OUTSTANDING
Paint-decorated blanket chest with drawer
New England, Probably Rhode Island
Circa 1830



This masterpiece is constructed of white pine and retains its original molded brass knobs and stamped brass escutcheon. The masterful decoration is original and perfectly describes fancy...
Two very small in-painted patches on each side of lid at juncture of hinges, otherwise in a fine state of preservation. (33 by 42 by 17 inches.)

Provenance:
Found in Rhode Island; Suzanne Courcier and Robert W. Wilkins; David A. Schorsch, 1986; A distinguished Midwestern private collection.

Exhibited:
"The Painted Surface," The Milwaukee Art Museum, 1991

Published:
Advertisement for David A. Schorsch, The Clarion, Fall 1986, p. 10
David A. Schorsch, "Living with antiques, A collection of American folk art in the Midwest," The Magazine Antiques, October 1990, p. 785.

Price: On Request

210-114









Painted Six Board Chest
Early American Eagle Decoration
Circa 1810



The overhanging rectangular lid with applied molding over a conforming dovetailed case on a similarly molded base. The chest retains an old or original red painted surface with a terrific dry patina. Of special interest and importance is the red, white and blue oval centered by the early style American eagle with shield that is painted on the upper fascia of the chest; shield contains a heart with crossed keys. The interior of the dovetailed box is fitted with an interesting sliding till/storage box arrangement and a mortised lid support that folds into the side board. A copy of a note included with the chest says it was the property of Captain Henry Crary (1782 - ?) of Columbus, NY who "followed the sea from 1800 to 1812." (Height: 16.875-inches; width: 40.25-inches; depth: 16-inches.)

Price: $12,750

402-1









Seven-Drawer Tall-Chest
Massachusetts
Circa 1780-1800



A true "tall-chest" constructed of maple...beneath the crown molding are seven overhanging lipped edge graduated drawers. The case is raised on an applied shaped bracket-base with unusual spur like returns. Minor imperfections such as two replaced backboards; one drawer lip repair and appropriately replaced brasses...all else very good including old dry surface. Height: 65 inches; Width: 39.25 inches; Depth: 17.5 inches.

Price: $5,700

393-2








Hepplewhite Slant-Lid Desk
Massachusetts
Cherry
Circa 1800



Probably Yarmouth, Massachusetts...made of cherry and retaining original brass hardware. The fall front opens to reveal the interior prospect section with three drawers centering three-drawers above four-cubbies either side pf prospect door. The case with four graduated, lipped, overhanging drawers raised on French feet. Two feet have been restored; about 1-inch of the proper front right foot and 2.5-inches of the left front foot. (Width: 39-inches; depth: 20.75-inches; height: 43.5-inches; writing height: 32-inches.)

Price: $4,550

270-34






Paint Decorated Tall Clock
Dramatic fancy paint with faux inlay...motion and light
Pennsylvania or New Jersey
First Quarter 19th Century



The bonnet with a broken arch top has a molded cornice, which terminates in scrolls and is supported by simple octagonal colonnades. Behind the fixed glazed dial matt with beaded and molded inner-edge edge is the painted wood tombstone shaped dial having wonderful pained spandrels in all corners; surmounted by colorful painted birds centered by an urn. The chapter ring has painted Roman and Arabic numerals...weight driven "pull-down" 30-hour movement with hour strike, calendar and sweep second hands. A bold applied cavetto molding supports the clock's bonnet, the waist is fitted with a rectangular hinged pendulum door having an arched top; front corners of the waist are beaded. The base is raised on applied bracket feet that are restored. The case is decorated with boldly brushed brown against ochre glazing; nearly all surfaces with painted faux inlay, faux inlayed panels and pinwheel motifs. The early fancy style decoration is dramatic....note the whimsy such as the crescent with green dots painted on door arch with conforming faux inlay above; the whole framed by faux inlay with convex corners. The painted surfaces remain in very good original condition while the bracket base and top several inches of swans' neck pediments are replaced and expertly painted. As depicted, the upper left section of pendulum door has been compromised; a narrow wedge is missing and awaits restoration by our expert conservator or the buyer's technician. Considering the successful aesthetic, drama and potential-this is a most fairly priced offering. (Height: 93-inches.)

Price: $10,500

556-18








A Spectacular Set of Ten Scrolled-Armchairs
Bold Curly Maple
New York
Circa 1815-1825



Exceptional carving decorates the crest rail and splat with arms being swept under in dramatic scrolls. This is an assembled set with each chair appearing to have been made in the same shop by the same hand...or at least within the same tradition. (Height: 34.75 inches; Seat Height: 17.5 inches; Width: 17.25 inches; Depth: 16.5 inches.)

Price: $25,500

333-71







Rare Pair of Classical Card Tables
Circa 1825



Each table has top leaves with matched, highly figured mahogany veneer with mahogany cross-banding over matched highly figured mahogany veneer skirts inlaid with brass and supported by an exquisitely carved pedestal and four carved cabriole legs, terminating in carved paw feet with swept-back talons. Each table bears the stenciled label of Alexander Kinnan and States Mead, Broad St., New York (partners 1823-1830).

Price: $24,000

CLB










Gray Painted Clerk's Desk



Measures 50-inches in height, 38.25-inches in width and 24-inches in depth.

Price: $3,500

208-2







Red Painted Cradle



Measures 39.5-inches in length, 19.75-inches in length and 17.75-inches in depth.

Price: $1,100

208-3




An Outstanding Corner Cupboard
Cleaned to original red, white and blue paint
Massachusetts
Eighteenth Century



Having an exceptionally well-developed crown molding above 20-lights above the lower section with paneled doors. The interior with three shaped shelves having incised plate gutter. This cupboard was removed from a Cape Cod home and has never been on the market. Many layers of over-paint were removed exposing the original pigment of this fine example with excellent proportion and molded detail.

Price: $22,500

556-19




Turned Great-Chair With Oversized Pommels
New London County, Connecticut
Circa 1700



Maple and ash. Measures 45.75-inches in height (with a seat height of 16.75-inches), 24.5-inches in width and 18.5-inches in depth.

Price: On Request

621-17






1830's Painted Bed



Measures 78-inches long, 55.5-inches in width and 52-inches in height.

Price: $2,150

977-4





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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