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Furniture
Early New England one drawer stand, circa 1830. Constructed of birch with poplar as a secondary wood, crisp edges and a very tightly dovetailed drawer. The stand and finish are in great condition with a desirable attic surface over the old wash. All original including the knob.
Price: $495
Very nice small sized early country desk with a bread boarded drop front, circa 1850. The one piece desk is softwood with well turned legs and a very nice old crazed paint surface over the original red wash. Found in upstate New York. Price: $495
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New England country Empire cherry candle stand in original condition including the original red painted surface. Well constructed and proportioned.
Price sold
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Unusual 18th century doughbox, of Hudson River Valley origin. The doughbox is in old red paint over the the original red wash. The box is large enough to be used as a server.
Price: sold
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Small and unusual early county Chippendale style one drawer candlestand with square legs and a rockingham drawer pull. The draw is dovetailed and square nailed. Pennsylvania origin.
Price: $285
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Straight and right country Empire two drawer blanket box with small pleasing proportions. The box is of pine; pegged and paneled with the original dark red paint and found in upstate NY.
Price: sold
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As Found pine chest in it's original red and black grain paint and early dovetailing, circa 1840 or earlier. Good solid condition and surface. The "backsplash" and apron are similarly cut out and very appealing. From an early upstate NY home.
Price: $595
A very clean and smaller NYS painted pine server with paneled doors and plank ends, circa 1850. The base has a very appealing shape with similar cutouts on the ends. The server wears an old oxidized red paint.
Price: $1,495
