Furniture

Mirror, Classical Gilt Stenciled Frame, Grape Leaf, Grapes & Tendrils

Likely New York or Philadelphia, a fine example, extreme attention to detail, great surface...

Antique Queen Anne Chest of Drawers in Old Red Paint, Suffield, Connecticut, 18th Century

Period Country Chippendale Four Drawer Chest in Red Maine, circa 1800

Found in Buckfield, Maine

Tall Antique Blanket Chest, Lift Top, Three False over Two Working Drawers

Old Red Paint. Connecticut

Antique Dressing Table, Paint Decorated Surface

New England

Japanned Lacquered Chinoiserie Tall Clock

Antique Federal Cherry Tall Case Clock by Simeon Crane

Original Condition, Canton, Massachusetts

Century Queen Anne Rocking Chair, Outstanding Surface History

New England

Antique Dished Top Country Candle or Kettle Stand, New England

Child's Bow-Back Windsor Highchair

Rhode Island

Antique Highboy, Fan Carved, Claw and Ball Feet, Old Surface, Walnut. North Shore Massachusetts, 1750 to 1760

Antique Chest of Drawers, Fine Chippendale Serpentine Chest, Original Brasses, Essex County, Massachusetts, Possibly Salem, c. 1780-1795

Exceptional mahogany, mahogany veneer and eastern white pine

John Bull Blinking Eye Novelty Shelf Clock

T. Kennedy, Blinker

Antique Ladderback Armchair, Four Arched Splats, Ball & Ring Finials

Probably Portsmouth, New Hampshire or Vicinity, Circa 1800

Antique Inlaid Federal Chest of Drawers, New England, Circa 1790-1800

Antique Chippendale Reverse Serpentine Cherrywood Chest, Gadrooned Base

Possibly Wethersfield or Hartford County, Circa 1775

Antique Carved Cherrywood Lowboy, Queen Anne Dressing Table

Original Brasses, Connecticut

Antique Judaica, Cast Iron & Wood Key Cabinet, Star of David

Arabesque, Unknown Maker

Antique Sheraton Dressing Bureau, Marble Top, Carved Swan Neck Mirror.

Likely New York State, Perhaps Albany Area

Sunflower Chest, Carved & Joined Chest, Attributed to Peter Blin Wethersfield, Connecticut, Circa 1670-1700

An extremely rare and fine joined chest over two drawers...

Queen Anne Side Chairs, Assembled, Leather Seats, Vasiform Splats, New England

Possibly New Hampshire, circa 1725-1750

Pilgrim Century Carver Armchair, Turned Great Chair, Spindle Back Eastern Massachusetts, Perhaps Boston, Suffolk County

A rarely encountered 17th century form, diminutive, likely original surface Ash

Queen Anne Mahogany Diminutive Drop-Leaf Table, Great Wood, 28-Inches Wide. Boston, 1740-1760

Extremely rare size, elegant and graceful, beautiful wood grain

Antique Mahogany and Bold Curly Maple, Bow Front Chest. North Shore Massachusetts, c. 1780-1800

Large Tavern Table, Tap Table, Refectory Form, Bold Heavy Turning, Rich Color

South Eastern Massachusetts

Work Table, Tavern Table, Original Surface. New England

A rare and commodious survivor in great surface

Antique Work Table. Three Drawer Ladies Work Stand. New York

Table, Hepplewhite Drop Leaf, Figured Maple in Original Surface. New England, Circa 1790

Antique Highboy, Early Rural New England. Massachusetts, North Shore/Salem Area, c. 1730-1740

Antique Oxbow Chest of Drawers, Shaped Top, Cherry, Original Surface. Massachusetts, c. 1780

Chest, Chippendale, Oxbow Shape, Blocked Ends, New England, Circa 1770

A Fine Chippendale Oxbow Chest of Drawers, The Tyler Family Chest. Massachusetts, Probably Boston, c. 1760

An outstanding example; superior solid mahogany with flaming grain; small compact size, exceptional base, bold serpentine outline and superb original brasses

Antique Chippendale Serpentine Chest, Four Drawer, Original Brasses, Boston, c. 1780

Antique Tea Table, Square Tip Top, Turned Pedestal, Tripod Base

Original Surface New England

Table, Chippendale/Hepplewhite Transitional Drop Leaf Dining Table

New England, Likely Massachusetts, Circa 1780 to 1790

Table, Queen Anne Drop Leaf Dining Table, Rectangular, Pad Feet, Cabriole Legs. Massachusetts, Circa 1750

Removed From Cobb Family Homestead in Barnstable, Mass

Early Corner Chair, Round About Chair In Salmon Paint Rhode Island, circa 1750

Maple and ash A wonderful example from an identified group of early 18th-century Rhode Island turned furniture... in period surface

Fancy Windsor Rocking Chair, High Slat Back, Original Paint New England or New York State, Circa 1815 to 1825

A sculptural example in great surface, faux curly maple

Antique Continuous-Arm Brace-Back Windsor Chair Bulbous Turnings New York, Circa 1790

Outstanding and Important Gateleg Table, Classic RI Turnings, Original Red Rhode Island, Circa 1710 to 1740

This rare example remains in excellent original condition