Furniture

Basin Stand Attributed to John Seymour, in Portland, Maine, 1784-1793

Mirror, Queen Anne Looking Glass, Paint Decorated

American. New England

Highboy, Connecticut River Valley, New London County, Original Hardware, Circa 1760

Kas, Two-part Kast, Hempstead, New York, Outstanding Surface

Pembroke Table, Hepplewhite, Pierced Stretcher, New London County, Connecticut, 1790-1800

Chippendale Candlestand, Connecticut, Tray Top. Probably Windsor, Hartford County; Possibly Timothy Loomis

Queen Anne Candlestand, Concave Corners, Applewood and Cherry, c. 1770-1780

18th Century Candlestand, Scalloped Top, Old Finish, Connecticut

Table, Pembroke, Serpentine Leaves, Fluted Legs, Great Surface, Massachusetts, Possibly Deerfield

Table, Tea, Queen Anne, Probably New Hampshire, Small Size

Marqueterie Inlaid Chest on Chest, Marquetery Coffer on Case of Drawers

Center Table, Late Classical [Empire], Original Painted Faux Graining

Foot Stool, Cricket, Original Green Paint, Early 19th Century

Lowboy, Queen Anne Dressing Table, Molded Top

Fan Carved, Connecticut

Cupboard, Original Blue Paint, Raised Panel Doors, Mitered case

Massachusetts

Side Chair, Sheraton Fancy Chair, Featuring Portrait of George Washington 1810-1835

Blanket Chest, Boldly Paint Decorated, Vermont

Tea Table, Queen Anne, Tray Top, Massachusetts

Antique Dining Table, Sheraton Drop-leaf, Turned Swing Legs, New England

Blanket Chest, Six Board Blanket Box, Shoe Feet, Original Blue Paint

Attributed to Pennsylvania or New Jersey

Blanket Chest, New England, Original Red Paint

Side Chairs, Pair of Hepplewhite Paint Decorated Fancy Chairs

Probably Portsmouth, New Hampshire 1805-1815

Marquetry Table, Early Edwardian Fern, or Plant Stand

Table, Card Table, Serpentine Top, Fluted Edge, Molded Legs, Rhode Island

Candlestand, Classical, Tilt-top, Outstanding Wood Grain

Likely Albany, NY

Chippendale Chest-on-Chest, Screaming Tiger Maple, Great Patina, and Brasses. Rhode Island

Ladder Back Rocking Chair, Human Effigy Arm Terminuses

Extraordinary Example of Colonial and Native American Collaboration. The arm terminals carved with faces are in the manner of the Penobscot Indians. Coastal New England, Likely New Hampshire, or Maine

Mirror, Queen Anne Looking Glass Featuring Pierced Crest

Probably Dutch for American Market

Desk on Frame, Chippendale, The Stocking Group, Connecticut

A flawless Expression of Form

Table, Butterfly Table, New England, 1725-1740

Side Chair, Queen Anne, Compass Seat, Possibly Saybrook, Connecticut, 1740-1770

Looking Glass, Boston Japanned Mirror

Exceedingly Rare

Secretary Desk, Bookcase

Upper Connecticut Valley, Western Massachusetts

Secretary Desk, Bookcase, Attributed to Silas Rice (1770-1853)

Wallingford or Middletown, Connecticut

SOLD

Tall Chest on Frame with Drawer, Chippendale, Carved, Original Paint & Hardware

Likely Eastern Connecticut

Tea Table, Queen Anne, Country, Scalloped Skirt. New England, 1745-1770

Highboy, Pedimented High Chest, Best Figured Walnut, Original Brass. Boston c. 1745

Color and grain of wood are outstanding...

Mirror, American Federal Period

Swan Neck Pediment, Urn & Flower Finial

Worktable, Hepplewhite 1-Drawer Paint Decorated Stand, Original Faux Graining

Hepplewhite Shield Form Pole Screen