Cupboard, Table, Chairs Vignette

Background and hanging, left to right:
Cupboard, Flat, Original Pumpkin Paint
New England
Early 19th Century

As depicted, a flat wall cupboard, the picture-frame molding centering four recessed panel doors that open to reveal five interior shelves. Sides are also molded. Great color and surface quality; original hardware and turned wood door-pulls. Paint on left side thinning; we had one small ear of stile freshened with all else original and fine. (Height: 80 inches; width: 40.75 inches; depth: 18 inches.)
$7,775
492-40

Chandelier, Tin, Three Socket
New England
Circa 1820

As depicted, rolled iron three arm chandelier, each arm with single socket within scalloped bobeche.
Dimensions: 12.5-inches high, 21-inch diameter.
$3,650
745-12

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

Top shelf, left to right:
Coffeepot, Painted Tin, Straight Spout
Pennsylvania
Circa 1830-1840

As depicted, floral, leaf and fruit decoration done in red, vermilion, dark green; yellow and black against a white basecoat centering a border of yellow brushstrokes. The hinged lid with rolled thumb-piece and top of conical-form pot body with c-scroll handle decorated with yellow brush strokes. The piece remains in excellent original condition with only as expected minor losses. (Height at handles: 8.5-inches.)
$6,565
809-6

Tea Caddy, Painted Tin
Pennsylvania
19th Century

As depicted, an oval cylindrical form with stylized floral and leaf design done in red, yellow, dark green and black against a band of white basecoat; canister shoulder and lid decorated with yellow brushstroke and dot motif, all against asphaltum. Excellent original condition with only minor typical thinning of asphaltum. (Height: 4.25-inches.)
$1,200
809-5

Middle shelf, left to right:
Treen, Master Salt, Turned, Lidded
19th Century

A nice box in a true brownish-red resin stain with great patina and in fine original condition. (Height: 5-inches; diameter: 3.75-inches.)
$525
171-51

Treen, Spice Jar, Vinegar Painted
Poplar

Measures 6.5-inches in height.
$3,500
116-17

Bottom shelf:
Trinket Box, Dome Top, Small, Smoke decorated against yellow paint
Circa 1825-1830
Dovetail Construction

As depicted, fine condition and in great surface.
Width: 13.75 inches; height: 5.5 inches; depth: 6.75 inches.
$850
201-214

Clockwise around table from foreground:
Armchair, Ladder Back, Red Paint
New England
Circa 1730-1780
Maple and ash

As depicted, four shaped splats centered by turned and incised rear posts retaining original finials. The front posts with large handholds, and rear posts are similarly turned and incised and are joined by robust arms and double stretcher arrangement. The trapezoidal seat is woven ash-splint and may be original. Lovely crusty 19th century red paint over darker paint; great surface and patina.
The rear legs are ended-out with 3.75-inches being pieces; front legs are ended-out with 2.5-inches being pieced.
Height: 44 inches; seat height: 17 inches; width: 23.5 inches; depth: 15.5 inches.
$3,175
629-4

Armchair, Slat Back, Turned
New England
Circa 1750
Maple and ash, great red surface

The three arched slats beneath turned top rail join turned stiles with tall finials; turned arms on mushroom-capped turned front posts continuing to turnip feet; the legs joined by the trapezoidal woven split seat and turned double box-stretchers. Wonderful old red paint over green. (Height: 42.5 inches; seat height: 16.25 inches; width: 24 inches; depth: 17 inches.)
$3,975
201-269

Chair, Ladder Back, American
Old Green Paint
19th Century
Maple with original rush splint seat

The tall rear posts with tall finials centering four shaped splats above a trapezoidal seat; the seat raised on turned legs joined by double stretchers then ending in tapered foot. (Height: 46.5 inches; seat height: 16.75 inches; width: 18.5 inches; depth: 14.25 inches)
$1,485
816-13

Great Chair, Slat Back
New England
Late Seventeenth or Early Eighteenth Century
Good 19th century green paint

The turned finials above 2-inch posts with ball turnings sharply stepped in from the surrounding material; the ball turnings divided by a central incised ring. The shaped slats are curved, the outward flaring flat arms join front posts with cone shaped handholds; posts joined by turned stretchers. Terrific old paint, ancient seat may be original; height loss and replaced handholds with all else fine. Height: 44.5 inches; seat height: 14.75 inches; width: 25.25 inches; depth: 17.5 inches; posts are approximately 2-inches.)
$5,950
745-3

On table:
Bowl, Burl, Large Oval
Northern Great Lakes Region
Circa 1780
Ash

As depicted, a footed and lipped example with sloping sides, and dry surface that remains in excellent original condition. (Height: 6.25-inches; width is just about 24-inches; depth: 17.75-inches.)
$10,500
216-376

Table, Hutch, Shoe Foot
New England or NYS
18th Century
Old red paint
White pine and oak

The large oval top on original cleats pivoting on rod received by base with shaped sides joined by storage box and wedged medial stretcher, raised on original shoe-feet. This clean and honest table measures: Height: 28.5 inches; top: 34.75 x 48 inches.
$5,875
274-84

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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