18th C American Molded Dish Top Mahogany Chippendale Candlestand In Superb Condition Circa; 1780 Attributed Origin: Coastal Massachusetts. Stationary Top. Mellow Nut  More »

18th C American Molded Dish Top Mahogany Chippendale Candlestand In Superb Condition Circa; 1780 Attributed Origin: Coastal Massachusetts. Stationary Top. Mellow Nut Brown Patina It Has Survived In An Excellent State Of Preservation   « Less

Superb Rare 18th C Joseph Short Newburyport, Mass. Mahogany Candlestand Circa 1785- 1795. Wonderful Original Surface It Has Survived In An Outstanding State Of Original  More »

Superb Rare 18th C Joseph Short Newburyport, Mass. Mahogany Candlestand Circa 1785- 1795. Wonderful Original Surface It Has Survived In An Outstanding State Of Original Preservation. Choice Mellow Nut Brown Patina. No damage, no repair, no restoration, no alterations, no excuses. If you want the best of Joseph Short here it is! Call or email gallery 802-362-3540 for a price.   « Less

Superb Rare & Important Federal American Inlaid & Figured Mahogany And Birchwood Card Table Attibuted To Elish Tucker Boston, Massachusetts Circa: 1810 Height 29 3/4'',  More »

Superb Rare & Important Federal American Inlaid & Figured Mahogany And Birchwood Card Table Attibuted To Elish Tucker Boston, Massachusetts Circa: 1810 Height 29 3/4'', Width: 37'', Depth: 18''. A related labeled games table from the Henry Wood Erving collection sold at Sothebys Important Americana, May 22, 2003, sale no. 7905, lot 795. Other related card tables are in the collections of Winterthur Museum, The Metropolitan Museum Of Art and the Honolulu Academy of Arts (see Charles F. Montgomery, American Furniture: The Federal Period (New York, viking Press, Inc., 1966), page 330-331, no 302 and James F. Jensen ''Eighteeenth- and early Nineteeth century American furniture at the Honolulu Academy of Arts'', The Magazine Antiques, Volume 113, No 5, Page 1088, plate 1 The Rare & Important Federal American Inlaid Card Table Has Survived In A Superb State Of Preservation With A Wonderful Mellow Nut Brown Patina. Circa: 1810   « Less

Rare 18th C American Rhode Island Mahogany Hepplewhite Wing Chair With Family Provenance From Newport, R.I. Circa: 1790 Excellent Condition. Dramatic Proportions With  More »

Rare 18th C American Rhode Island Mahogany Hepplewhite Wing Chair With Family Provenance From Newport, R.I. Circa: 1790 Excellent Condition. Dramatic Proportions With Refine Proportions. By Direct Family Descent From Newport To Great Grandson Mr. J.Alden Nichols. A Very Stylish And Comfortable Wing Chair. Excellent Scale, Form & Proportions. Original Surface On Mahogany Base   « Less

Rare & Important 18th C American Dutch Hudson River Gumwood Kas With Projecting Cushion Door Panels, Original Turned Ball Feet, Original Interior Drawer, A Standard Pleasant  More »

Rare & Important 18th C American Dutch Hudson River Gumwood Kas With Projecting Cushion Door Panels, Original Turned Ball Feet, Original Interior Drawer, A Standard Pleasant Four Shelf Interior, Original Fully Developed Finely Executed Cornice, With Exceptional Overall Completely Original Choice Stained Surface, Wonderful Mellow Nut Brown Patina & In A Superb State Of Preservation. Circa: 1740-1750. Origin: New York State Provenance: The Van Vechten House, Catskill, New York (See Magazine Antiques article 1979) Via: Noted Dutch Cultural Lecturer, Preservationist, Respected Author & Dutch Culture Scholar & The Former Museum Curator Of The Albany Institute Of History & Art: Mr. Roderic H. Blackburn - Kinderhook, New York Height: 81.5'' Width: 80.5'', Depth: 29.25'' A Rare Surviving 18th Century Hudson River Example With Minimal Excuses, 98 Percent Completely Original Well Above Average For The Serious Collector A Wonderful Visually Pleasing 18th Century Gem!   « Less

A Very Fine American Hepplewhite Connecticut River Valley Cherry Base Superior Serpentine Wing Back Arm Chair. Circa:1790-1805 Completely Original Without Any Additions or  More »

A Very Fine American Hepplewhite Connecticut River Valley Cherry Base Superior Serpentine Wing Back Arm Chair. Circa:1790-1805 Completely Original Without Any Additions or Alterations. Contemporary Scalamandre Floral Light Blue Stripped Fabric. Height: 45 Excellent Condition. Original Undisturbed Surface.   « Less

Superb 18th C American Salem, Mass. Tilt Top Mahogany Notched Corners Candlestand Circa: 1760-1780 Mellow Nut Brown Patina Excellent Condition In A Superb State Of  More »

Superb 18th C American Salem, Mass. Tilt Top Mahogany Notched Corners Candlestand Circa: 1760-1780 Mellow Nut Brown Patina Excellent Condition In A Superb State Of Preservation.   « Less

Superb 18th C American Mahogany Salem, Mass.Reverse Serpentine Tilt Top Candlestand With A Molded Edge With Wonderful Proportions. This lovely stand has survived in a superb  More »

Superb 18th C American Mahogany Salem, Mass.Reverse Serpentine Tilt Top Candlestand With A Molded Edge With Wonderful Proportions. This lovely stand has survived in a superb state of original preservation without any damage, repair, replacement, or restoration. Mellow Nut Brown Patina. Circa: 1760-1785. Attributed To The Coastal Massachusetts Area Around Salem. A Lovely Gem!   « Less

Rare & Important Early 19th C American Vermont Cherry, Mahogany & Birdseye Maple Five Drawer Chest Attributed To The Craftsmanship Working In The Hubbardton / Castleton  More »

Rare & Important Early 19th C American Vermont Cherry, Mahogany & Birdseye Maple Five Drawer Chest Attributed To The Craftsmanship Working In The Hubbardton / Castleton Region Up To Middlebury, Vermont. Notice The Elegant Simple Skirt With Notched Corners On The Legs Both Front & Side At The Base. The Case Is Solid Cherry With The Drawer Fronts Inlaid With Birdseye Maple & Mahogany Banding. Old Refinish Replaced Period Brasses. Excellent Condition. Mellow Rich Nut Brown Patina Circa: 1800-1820   « Less

Rare & Important English Lord Leverhulme Inlaid Satinwood Lady''s Dressing / Work Table George III - Circa: 1810. A Rare Sheraton satinwood Lady''s work table with  More »

Rare & Important English Lord Leverhulme Inlaid Satinwood Lady''s Dressing / Work Table George III - Circa: 1810. A Rare Sheraton satinwood Lady''s work table with exceptional inlays. Having a fitted interior, mirror, writing area and slide top work area with cedar wood inserts. Supported by tapered legs terminated in brass castered feet. Now, in untouched condition having some normal crackling to the cedar lined compartments. There is a partial replacement of the bottom for the preservation of the piece. Attibuted to: Mayhew & Ince - Marshall Street - Carnaby Market, London. The paper inventory label indicates this table was in the collection of Lord Leverhulme, a prominent collection partially dispersed in the 1920''s Width 23'', Height: 29 1/4'', Depth: 18'' ''The work table was often created with more than work in mind. They would be placed in sitting rooms which would serve as small entertainment parlors. Thus, although these little tables would hold sewing, etc., they were in fact an important social symbol of taste and fashion. Consequently, these tables were often little gems of superb cabinetwork with much effort spent on full decorative effect. This table exhibits work by an exceptional hand. ''William Hesketh Lever, 1st Viscount Leverhulme Sept. 19 1851, Bolton, Lancashire, England to May 7, 1925, Hampstead, London British soap and detergent entrepreneur who built the international firm of Lever Brothers. Lever entered the soap business in 1885, when he leased a small, unprofitable soapworks. With his brother, James Darcy Lever, he began to make soap from vegetable oils instead of tallow and registered the name ''Sunlight'' for the product. Lord Leverhulme was an avid collector of important English Furniture. This is the finest George III - Circa: 1810 Hepplewhite Inlaid Satinwood Lady''s Dressing / Work Table currently offered by Equinox Antiques & Fine Art Established 1984   « Less