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Circa 1815 Cherry Transitional Country Hepplewhite/Sheraton Chest of Drawers, 2 over 4 graduated cock beaded drawers, turned feet, shaped valence, retaining original hardware including oval Hepplewhite brasses, inset cast brass escutcheons, and locks. Two side panels are painted with a red wash.
40 3/8" wide x 20 1/4" deep x 45 1/2" tall.
Minor repairs to drawers and drawer glides.

$975

 

 

 

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Set of 6 Angel Wing Paint Decorated Chairs, Pennsylvania, circa 1840-60, in original paint decoration. Excellent condition.

$850

 

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Small Windsor Style Stool, circa 1900, with chamfered top, original cherry red paint, nicely turned legs. 15" x 9" x 6 3/4" tall.

$86

 

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Small Dry Sink, mid 19th century, in yellow paint, dovetailed drawer.
36 1/2" to top of backsplash, 33" tall front x 18 1/8" deep x 36 3/4" wide.

$785

 

 

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American Bowback Windsor Armchair, circa 1780, 7 spindles, no breaks, tight as a drum with a great "saddle" seat.
36 1/2" to top of bow, 17 1/2" seat height.

$725

 

 

 

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Northern New England Work Table, circa 1830, pine and maple, original red paint, 0ne-board pegged top, single drop leaf with breadboard ends on leaf, dovetailed and chamfered drawer with original pull, nicely turned legs. Discovered in a Cape Cod estate.
43 1/2" long x 24 3/4" wide with leaf down x 28 1/2" tall. Leaf 11" drop.

$1650

 

 

 

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Step Stool or Bed Steps, circa 1920s-30s, with half moon base and interesting cutout detail, in nice old oyster white paint. Nice form and patina in excellent sturdy condition. 15" x 14" x 15 1/2" tall.

$225

 

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Miniature Hepplewhite Chest of Drawers, butternut, carved quarter columns, moldings, diamond inlays, dovetailed drawers, square nails, nicely curved skirt, porcelain knobs.
20" wide x 9 1/2" deep x 20 1/2" tall.

$975

 

 

 

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Zinc Top Work Table, New York State, 1850-70, chestnut and ash. Turned legs, original zinc work surface.  Old finish, with surprisingly little wear/damage to the zinc.
30.5" high x 30" wide x 72" long.

$1250

 

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Pennsylvania Settee, circa 1850, triple angel wing crests, in original paint decoration with roses, cherries, and pinstriping on a chocolate ground.
74 3/4" long x 21 1/4" deep x 34 1/8" tall to top of crest; seat height 18"..

$795

 

 

 

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Pine Plant Stand in original blue paint, C1890, excellent condition.
Nice small size at 36" wide x 14.25" deep x 28.5" tall.

$495

 

 

 

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Stylish Country Two-Drawer Mini Chest, c1890, original red paint,  great feet, backboard, quarter columns. Excellent condition.
19.5” wide x 10.75” deep x 17” tall.

$695

 

 

 

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Small 11-Drawer Apothecary, oak, circa 1890-1910, all original with brass pulls, molded cornice and base, in a 3/3/2/2/1 configuration, excellent condition.
15" wide x 16 3/4" tall x 5 1/2" deep.

$395

 

 

 

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Country Sheraton One-Drawer Stand, New Hampshire, 1840, in original red wash with paint decorated drawer front, dovetailed drawer, turned legs, square nails. 18" x 17 1/3" x 28 1/2" tall.

$395

  

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Pennsylvania Wall Cupboard, 1825-1850. Two-piece with pie shelf, glass doors over paneled doors with etched decoration on base, nice cornice, lambs tongue on all corners, pegged and mortised construction.
55 3/4" wide x 20 1/4" deep x 87 1/2" tall.

At some point this cupboard found its way to Canton, Illinois. The top was separated from the base for 60 years, held by cousins, then reunited years ago and the top was repainted to match the original paint on the base. The base is entirely original; the interior of both top and bottom is untouched.

$3250

 

 

 

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