Rare & Important 19th C American Diminutive Curly Maple Stand With Ogee Cut Corners Notched On The Top With One Finely Dovetailed Drawer Below, All Supported On Tall Finely  More »

Rare & Important 19th C American Diminutive Curly Maple Stand With Ogee Cut Corners Notched On The Top With One Finely Dovetailed Drawer Below, All Supported On Tall Finely Turned Splayed Legs With Button Feet. Old Mellow Finish (Possibly Original) Attibuted To The Pennsylvania Community. Provenance: H. L. Chalfant - American Antiques. In A Superb State Of Original Preservation - Overall Excellent Condition   « Less

Fine 18th/ Early 19th C Ameircan Walnut Oval Top Tea Table With Tapered Splayed Legs With Line And Serpentine Inlay On The Legs, Skirt And The Top Edge. Attributed Origin:  More »

Fine 18th/ Early 19th C Ameircan Walnut Oval Top Tea Table With Tapered Splayed Legs With Line And Serpentine Inlay On The Legs, Skirt And The Top Edge. Attributed Origin: Middle Atlantic States. Provenance: Phillip H. Bradley, Yardley, PA. Height: 30'', Top Length: 29 14/16'' x Top Depth: 21 13/16'' Warm Mellow Amber Patina Excellent Condition.   « Less

Rare 18th / Early 19th C American Hubbardton, Vermont Documented Demi Lune Table. Circa: 1795-1820 Found On A House Call. This Wonderful Table Has Descended In The Family  More »

Rare 18th / Early 19th C American Hubbardton, Vermont Documented Demi Lune Table. Circa: 1795-1820 Found On A House Call. This Wonderful Table Has Descended In The Family Of The Current Owner Of The Hubbardton Forge. Property Inherited By His Grandparents. This Documented Rural Vermont Table Is Completely Original With A Scrubbed Top Followed By Three Legs Below A Pinned Skirt All With Its Original Dark Reddish Brown Salmon Paint. Please See Associated Farm House Where This Table Was Found In Vermont. It Is A Classic Example Of Vermont Country Survival Furniture Forfilling The Needs Of Both Space, Form, Function & Time. A Vermont Folk Art Gem! An A Rare Form To Find For The Country Antiques Collector. Height: 29 1/4'', Depth: 19 3/4'', Length: 40 1/4''   « Less

Superb Rare Early 19th C American Federal Cherry Red Washed Elegant Oval Candlestand Circa: 1815 In A Superb State Of Preservation Without Any Damage, Structural Repair,  More »

Superb Rare Early 19th C American Federal Cherry Red Washed Elegant Oval Candlestand Circa: 1815 In A Superb State Of Preservation Without Any Damage, Structural Repair, Renovations, Or Broken Elements. A Choice Federal Ameircan Gem! Warm Reddish Nut Brown Patina Circa: 1795-1815 Origin: New England   « Less

Superb Rare & Important Federal American Inlaid & Figured Mahogany And Birchwood Card Table Attibuted To Elisha Tucker From Boston, Massachusetts Circa: 1810 Height 29  More »

Superb Rare & Important Federal American Inlaid & Figured Mahogany And Birchwood Card Table Attibuted To Elisha Tucker From 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 by Elisha Tucker 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 ''Eighteenth-and early Nineteeth century American furniture at the Honolulu Academy of Arts'', The Magazine Antiques, Volume 113, No 5, Page 1088, plate 1 This Superb Rare & Important Federal American Inlaid Card Table By A Documented Maker Has Survived In A Superb State Of Preservation With A Wonderful Mellow Nut Brown Patina. Circa: 1810-1815. A gem! A Highly Successful Form Of Elegant American Early 19th Century Sheraton Furntiure By A Well Known Documented Boston, Massachusetts Cabinetmaker. Choice Condition.   « Less

Fine 18th/Early 19th C American Hepplewhite Reddish Brown Painted Drop Leaf Country Card Table / Server. Completely Original. In A Superb State Of Original Preservation.  More »

Fine 18th/Early 19th C American Hepplewhite Reddish Brown Painted Drop Leaf Country Card Table / Server. Completely Original. In A Superb State Of Original Preservation. Original Dry Surface. Circa: 1790-1820 Excellent Condition This is an unusual American country form. There Never Was A Second Drop Leaf. It Was Primarily Used As A Presentation Table Or Card Table. An Honest Clean Country Example! Found On The Vermont Border.   « Less

Rare & Important 18th C English Harlequin Architect''s Writing Card Table With Three Distinct Functions Of Form And Utility. Created From Dense Wonderful Cuban Mahogany All  More »

Rare & Important 18th C English Harlequin Architect''s Writing Card Table With Three Distinct Functions Of Form And Utility. Created From Dense Wonderful Cuban Mahogany All Support On Square Chippendale Legs. Three Superbly Canted Dovetailed Drawers In Architect Writing Section. Circa: 1750. Width: 36'' Height: 29'' Height Opened: 41 1/2'' Depth Closed 17 1/2'' Depth Open 35 1/2'' The definition of an English card table is a beize. Lovely Rich Mellow Nut Brown Patina. Superb State Of Preservation.   « Less

Rare & Important 18th C English Harlequin Architect''s Writing Card Table With Three Distinct Functions Of Form And Utility. Created From Dense Wonderful Cuban Mahogany All  More »

Rare & Important 18th C English Harlequin Architect''s Writing Card Table With Three Distinct Functions Of Form And Utility. Created From Dense Wonderful Cuban Mahogany All Support On Square Chippendale Legs. Three Superbly Canted Dovetailed Drawers In Architect Writing Section. Circa: 1750. Width: 36'' Height: 29'' Height Opened: 41 1/2'' Depth Closed 17 1/2'' Depth Open 35 1/2'' The definition of an English card table is a beize. Lovely Rich Mellow Nut Brown Patina. Superb State Of Preservation.   « Less

Superb 18th C American Massachusetts serpentine tilt top Queen Anne North Shore mahogany tea table of exceptional quality and outstanding feet, original undisturbed surface.  More »

Superb 18th C American Massachusetts serpentine tilt top Queen Anne North Shore mahogany tea table of exceptional quality and outstanding feet, original undisturbed surface. A gem! Origin: Newburyport, Mass. Circa 1760-1780 It has survived in a superb state of preservation with no damage, repairs, cracks or alterations. A gem of Joseph Short - Newburyport, Mass 18th century craftsmanship. Height: 28 1/2'' Width 4ft 1/2'' The Newburyport Massachusetts cabinetmaker Joseph Short (1771-1819) produced a variety of fine mahogany furniture in his shop on Merrimack Street in Newburyport, Massachusetts. **Please Seee Other Photograph On Website Showing A Different Angle From The Top & A Close Up Of One Pad Foot   « Less

Superb 18th C American Mass. Queen Anne Tilt Top Mahogany Candlestand Attributed To Newburyport Cabinetmaker: Joseph Short. Circa: 1785 Original Surface In A Superb State  More »

Superb 18th C American Mass. Queen Anne Tilt Top Mahogany Candlestand Attributed To Newburyport Cabinetmaker: Joseph Short. Circa: 1785 Original Surface In A Superb State Of Preservation Without Any Damage, Repair, Replacement, or Restoration. Height: 28'', Length: 23 3/8'', Width: 17 1/4''   « Less