Rhode Island Continuous Arm Windsor in Early Surface: No apologies for this great example of a Rhode Island Windsor. Full height, old grungy surface and really nice turnings including the pipe stem supports for the arms. Price $2595
Salem Massachusetts Fanback Windsor, circa 1800- Signed J.C. Tuttle on the underside. Tuttle started producing chairs in Salem Massachusetts around 1780. This chair has a very old surface and is in exceptional structural condition. Price $899
Early Trade Sign, S. Miner 1821- This sign came from a Pennsylvania estate. The construction is all mortise and pegged with wonderful hand wrought hardware on the top. There are remnants of Putty colored paint on the frame. As you can see there is an eagle on one side and a plow on the other. The paint blacklights fine, but my guess is that there has been some touch ups over the past 100 years. The sign measures (excluding attaching hardward) 44" by 25". SOLD
New England Walnut Queen Anne Swing Leg Table, circa 1740-1760- Directly from the Estate of Daniel and Jan Olmstead, former Antique Dealer and Auctioneer, this table is in excellent overall condition. The top is slightly oval and mounted on a wonderful base with shaped skirt and ending in padded foot, cabriole legs. Old refinish on the surface. Dimensions of table open: 51" long by 48" wide by 29" tall. SOLD
Four Fun Country Furniture pieces in Original Paint:
Dough Box on Stand, circa 1840- Completely dovetailed case in original red wash, with turned legs attached with mortise and pegged construction. The top is scrub with canted sides that allow the top to slide off front to back. 39" wide by 22" deep by 29" tall. SOLD
Dry Sink, circa 1850- Large drysink with one small drawer over two large doors. Construction is consistent with the period. Wonderful original green paint. No apologies. Dimensions: 56"W by 27" deep by 32" tall. Price: $3200
Grain Bin, circa 1890- Nice form grain bin in original paint. Measures 38"W by 15"D by 29" H. Bin has canted sides and bootjack cut out base. Price: $650
Shaker Four Finger Box, 19th Century- Early Shaker box with Paint Decoration. Windsor Green base, nicely oxidized. Decoration includes flowers on top and wonderful trim around the perimeter. Dimensions: 12"L by 8"W by 5"H. SOLD
Lancaster County Pennsylvania Cheese Presses, 19th Century- Set of 3 cheese presses in exceptional condition. All are hand punched and set on 3 feet. The largest press has a rare accessory, the cover. This set was purchased from a Pennsylvania folk art collector. Sizes are 6", 5" and 4".
Price for the set: $1295
Firkins, both 19th Century in Original Paint. All the staves are tight and the bands are all attached with nails. Handles are secured with the mushroom pegs:
Plum colored 10.5"diam, 11"tall- $699
Solider Blue 10"diam, 9.5"tall- SOLD
Child's Leather Bound Bible, dated 1832 with Fraktur Bookplate attached. Wonderful small bible impressed with the name "Hannah H. Hewlings." The bible is the English version of the Polyglot Bible from Philadelphia. Slight toning and foxing on the Bird Fraktur. Price: $1299
Collection of Great Painted Boxes and one solid Birds Eye Maple Cutlery box. Ages range from the early 18th Century until about 1870. All boxes have original hardward and surface. Prices range from $500-$1250. Call for details
Seven Drawer Spice Chest in Old Green Paint, circa 1870- Fully dovetailed case with original brass pulls, and unusual shaped crest. All drawers have hand cut dovetails and chamfered bottoms. It is possibly earlier than the estimated date. Price; $699
Early Ladderback Childs Chair, circa 1800 in fantastic original Bittersweet paint in excellent condition. Great turned finials and early fabric covered seat. SOLD
19th Century Folk Art Cloth Doll, circa 1880- Early hand sewn primitive cloth doll with original clothes. 17" long. SOLD
