A Fine American Queen Anne Flat Top Coastal New England Maple & Bold Tiger Maple Nine Drawer Highboy, Circa: 1740-1760 Provenance: Mr. Peter Tillou. Old Refinish, Replaced  More »

A Fine American Queen Anne Flat Top Coastal New England Maple & Bold Tiger Maple Nine Drawer Highboy, Circa: 1740-1760 Provenance: Mr. Peter Tillou. Old Refinish, Replaced Hardware, Warm Mellow Amber Patina. Height 76, Width 38 1/4, Depth 18 1/2. Excellent Condition.   « Less

Superb Rare 18th C Dininutive Chippendale Massachusetts cherry bonnet top chest on chest in two parts with molded broken swan''s neck pediment with original spiral turned  More »

Superb Rare 18th C Dininutive Chippendale Massachusetts cherry bonnet top chest on chest in two parts with molded broken swan''s neck pediment with original spiral turned finials above a fan carved centered drawer flanking two short drawers and four graduated long drawers, enclosed by fluted pilasters, the lower section with four graduated long drawers on a molded base with bracket feet. Retains its original hardware and old mellow nut brown patina. Circa: 1770-1775. Choice Condition . In An Excellent State Of Preservation. Height: 84, Width: 42 1/2''. Depth: 21''   « Less

This is an extremely rare & important 18th century exceptionally strong and very bold tiger maple twelve drawer fluted corner columns with lamb tongue returns bracket base  More »

This is an extremely rare & important 18th century exceptionally strong and very bold tiger maple twelve drawer fluted corner columns with lamb tongue returns bracket base New England chest on chest. Attributed Origin: Rural Connecticut With its original surface & original hardware. Choice mellow nut brown amber patina. In a superb state of preservation. Recently acquired from a client east of Brattleboro, Vermont who purchased it in 1935. It has been owned privately since 1935 until Equinox Antiques & Fine Art discovered it on a house call and purchased it privately from the client. The photographs on the website does not demonstrate the exceptional bold tiger maple nor its choice mellow patina. Additional photographs will be taken and can be forwarded upon request. If you love tiger maple you would be hard pressed to find a better 18th century American chest on chest for some time. Circa: 1780-1795 Height: 77'' Width: 40 1/2'' Depth: 21'' A New England Gem!   « Less

Fine 18th C American New Hampshire Queen Anne Maple Highboy, Dunlap School The Molded Cornice With Scalloped Crest Above Fan Carving Flanked By Basket-Weave Panels Above A  More »

Fine 18th C American New Hampshire Queen Anne Maple Highboy, Dunlap School The Molded Cornice With Scalloped Crest Above Fan Carving Flanked By Basket-Weave Panels Above A Conforming Case With Three Short Molded Drawers Over Four Graduated Long Drawers; Fitted To A Lower Case With Two Long Drawers Over Central Fan Carved Drawer, Flanked By Short Drawers, Over A Skirt With Scalloped Fans Centering Molded S-scrolls, Raised On Cabriole Legs With Pad Feet. Height: 81'', Width: 40'', Depth: 19'' Literature: For A Related Dunlap Example See ''The Decorative Arts Of New Hampshire 1725-1825,'' nos 37, 46; ''Plain & Elegant, Rich & Common, Documents New Hampshire Furniture, 1750-1850, '' P. 50 Also Relates In Construction & Form To A Queen Anne Carved Maple High Chest Of Drawers Property From The Collection Of Mrs. J. Insley Blair Sold At Christies Lot 541 Saturday 21 January 2006 Circa: 1785-1795   « Less

Rare & Important American 18th C Chippendale Tiger Maple New Hampshire Chest on Chest attributed to the workshop of Moses Hazen in the Dublin, New Hampshire community.  More »

Rare & Important American 18th C Chippendale Tiger Maple New Hampshire Chest on Chest attributed to the workshop of Moses Hazen in the Dublin, New Hampshire community. Structure Completely Original With Its Original Brasses Mellow Old Rich Brown Patina Circa 1785-1795   « Less

Superb 18th C American Pennsylvania Nine Drawer Walnut Tall Chest One Piece With A Fluted Corner Columns With It Original Surface, Original Locks & Original Hardware On Tall  More »

Superb 18th C American Pennsylvania Nine Drawer Walnut Tall Chest One Piece With A Fluted Corner Columns With It Original Surface, Original Locks & Original Hardware On Tall Ogee Bracket Base With Its Full Height & And A Molded Strong Cornice At The Top Over Three Short Cockbeaded Drawers Over Two Short Cockbeaded Drawers Over Four Graduated Long Cockbeaded Drawers Below With Superb Dovetail Construction. Walnut Construction With Poplar And White Pine Secondaries. Attributed Origin: Southeastern Pennsylvania Circa: 1785-1795. In A Superb State Of Preservation. Outstanding Surface. Lovely Overall Color, Wonderful Dovetail & Pin Construction, Elegant Tall Solid Presentation. Height: 63'', Wide: 42'', Depth: 20 5/8'' Choice Mellow Warm Nut Brown Warm Patina   « Less

18th C Rare Diminutive Cherry Queen Anne R.I. Lowboy With Notched Corner And A Well Proportioned Over Hanging Top Resting On A Lovely Simple Base. This Lowboy Relates To One  More »

18th C Rare Diminutive Cherry Queen Anne R.I. Lowboy With Notched Corner And A Well Proportioned Over Hanging Top Resting On A Lovely Simple Base. This Lowboy Relates To One Within The Israel Sack Volumes With Related Rare Proportions. Finials Appear To Be Original To The Case. Mellow Old Rich Nut Brown Patina Circa: 1740-1760   « Less

Very Rare & Important 18th C American Chippendale Tall Elegant Cherry Architectural Fluted Columns Molded Panels Superb Corner Cupboard. Circa: 1790 In A Choice State Of  More »

Very Rare & Important 18th C American Chippendale Tall Elegant Cherry Architectural Fluted Columns Molded Panels Superb Corner Cupboard. Circa: 1790 In A Choice State Of Preservation. With Original Full Height On Superb Notched Shaped Molded Bracket Base. Carved Original Spiral Rosettes In An Arched Open Bonnet Top, With Its Original Turned Finial. With An Old Deep Lovely Honey Mellow Cherry Patina. Looks Much Better In Person You Just Have To See It. The Flash In The Picture Washes It Out. Shown By Appointment.   « Less

Superb Rare 18th C Chippendale American Massachusetts Dense Mahogany Reverse Serpentine Slant Front Claw & Ball Foot Double Shell Carved Desk. Attributed To Benjamin  More »

Superb Rare 18th C Chippendale American Massachusetts Dense Mahogany Reverse Serpentine Slant Front Claw & Ball Foot Double Shell Carved Desk. Attributed To Benjamin Frothingham Shop Tradition With A Well Developed & Balanced Stepped Interior & Double Shell Carving At The Interior And At The Base Attributed Master Craftsman: Benjamin Frothingham By Associated Origin, Construction, Regional Characteristics & Documented Examples In Private Collections & Museums. Charlestown Or Boston, Mass Circa: 1770-1785 Height: 45'' Width: 42 1/4'' Depth: 22'' Writing Height: 32 1/2'' Choice Mellow Nut Brown Patina. **This Superb Desk Is An Identical Mate To A Desk Sold By Mark Reinfurt - Equinox Antiques & Fine Art Some 20 Years Ago To The Permanent Collection Of The Memphis Brooks Fine Arts Museum In Memphis, Tennessee. It Is On Permanent Display Underneath A Major Oil Painting Of The Grand Canel In Venice By The Master 18th Century Artist - Cantaletto. Not Bad Company. The Museum Purchased The Desk From My Collection When I Was 27 Years Old Developing My Business. This Lovely Desk Which Was Previously Owned & Sold Then Recently Repurchased By Equinox Antiques & Fine Art Is Which Is Currently On My Website And Available For Purchase Is Shown By Appointment Only In My Castleton Residence. It Is A Superb Example By The Same Master Craftsman - Benjamin Frothingham Of The 18th Century As Listed Above. A Wonderful Gem! In 24 Years Of Building Equinox Antiques & Fine Art These Desks Of This Quality Are Scarce And Certainly Above Average. A Gem!   « Less

Rare 18th C American Chippendale Dense Walnut Drop Leaf Dining Table With Elegant Elongated Acanthus Carved Knees, Molded Notched Corner Deep Drop Leaves On The Top, Shaped  More »

Rare 18th C American Chippendale Dense Walnut Drop Leaf Dining Table With Elegant Elongated Acanthus Carved Knees, Molded Notched Corner Deep Drop Leaves On The Top, Shaped Scallop Skirt At The Ends, & All Resting On Elegant Tall Shaped Legs With Superb Carved Claw & Ball Feet. Old Surface Attributed Maker: Gilbert Ash - New York City. Born 1717- Died 1785. Gilbert Ash Was Best Known For Being A Superb 18th Century Cabinetmaker Known For Doing Chairs, However He Did Create Additional Pieces Of Furniture Upon Request. A Similar Attributed Dining Table Is Featured In #319, Downs American Furniture. In Addition To One Offered For Sale By Tillou Gallery, Inc - Litchfield, Connecticut. In As Found Condition Which Is Excellent. Solid Sturdy Construction. Warm Mellow Nut Brown Patina. Found On A House Call In New Jersey Not To Far From New York City. Height: 28 1/2'', Length Open: 49'' X 38 1/4'' Top With Leaves Down 15'' X 38 1/4'' , Each Leaf Is 17'' In Depth.   « Less