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       <title>An Impressive Pair Of Renaissance Louis Xvi Revival Gilt Tabernacle Overmantel Mirrors 63x61. Circa 1870</title>
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						These mirrors can be attributed to the &acirc;&euro;&oelig;looking glass establishment&acirc;&euro; of herman fersenheim of 76 beekman st., nyc.
very similar mirrors are pictured and described on page 358 of the february, 1976 issue of the magazine antiques.
photographs depict this genre of overmantel mirror gracing rooms in the white house in the 1880&acirc;&euro;&trade;s.
these are typical architectural style mirrors in what is known as &acirc;&euro;&oelig;the column style&acirc;&euro;.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	palmettes with scrolls grace the acroteria adorning each pediment.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	graduated beads adorn the scrolls on either side of the palmettes.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the frieze is ornamented with a pair of lozenge-shaped relief carvings, terminating in fleurs-de-lis.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	ancones surmounted with palm leaves support each capital.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	a cluster of fruit depends from the scrolls supporting each palmette.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	strawberries depend from the central scrolls supporting the acroteria.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	cornucopia support the smaller scrolls beneath the central palmette or coquillage.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the original, heavy plate glass in these looking glasses is brilliant, true, unclouded and nearly flawless, even after almost 140 years.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	overall height is 63 inches.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	overall width is 61 inches.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	small cracks in the gesso are apparent. There is one chipped area on the top of the cornice of the north mirror where a repair has been made. Overall, however, these mirror frames are in wonderful shape for their age. 

these mirrors provide a crucial decorative feature for any serious restoration of a brownstone, late 19th century townhouse or 19th century estate. The pair have been used upon the north and south walls of a vaulted gallery room for years but could serve well adorning formal rooms off of a central foyer. It is unusual to come upon a matched pair of these rare, stately looking glasses.
these mirrors are currently seated upon gold-painted wooden supports in lieu of the mantels which they should adorn. The supports can remain with the mirrors, should the buyer so desire.
the photograph of the north mirror shows the south mirror, facing it, in reflection.
all items are sold &quot;as is&quot;. These are antique looking glasses; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant.
these looking glasses may be picked up in acton, ma.
a freight delivery can be arranged for destinations beyond our local pick-up area. E-mail for a freight estimate.
these mirrors were purchased at auction in the philadelphia area in the early 1950&acirc;&euro;&trade;s. They were subsequently moved to massachusetts. They still have their wooden packing crates from the move to massachusetts. Please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.

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       <title>An Elaborately Carved And Pierced Rococo Revival Gilt Gesso Overmantel Mirror. Circa 1850.</title>
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						Boylston antiques is proud to offer for sale

an elaborately carved and pierced rococo revival gilt gesso overmantel mirror. Circa 1850.

a wide 7&acirc;&euro; frame adorns this exuberantly carved wood frame mirror from the rococo revival period of the mid 19th century. 
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	gilt acanthus leaves and bellflowers scroll gracefully along the wide, 7 inch pierced wood frame of this delightfully ornate overmantel mirror.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	graduated beads adorn the acanthus scrolls on each corner.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	egg and dart moulding encircle the inner and outer perimeters of the frame.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the glass appears to be in 2 parts, separated by a gold painted strip of wood.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the glass in this looking glass is brilliant, true, unclouded and nearly flawless, even after almost 160 years.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	overall height is 41 inches.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	overall width is 46 inches.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	small cracks in the gesso are apparent but there are no major flaws. Overall this looking glass is in wonderful shape for its age. 

all items are sold &quot;as is&quot;. This is antique looking glasse; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant.
this looking glass may be picked up in boylston, ma.
we can deliver this looking glass to areas within a 100 mile radius. Email for a delivery estimate.
a freight delivery can be arranged for destinations beyond our local delivery area. E-mail for a freight estimate.
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.

					<div class="dealer_info"><strong>Item Price : $700.00</strong></div>
					
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       <title>An 1845 Wall Map Of The United States By J.l. Woodbridge, Published By Phelps &amp; Ensign, 62x47 Orig.</title>
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						Boylston antiques is proud to offer for sale

an 1845 wall map of the united states by j.L. Woodbridge, published by phelps &amp; ensign, 62&acirc;&euro;x47&acirc;&euro; orig.

a linen-backed 19th century wall map of the united states.
 
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	map is entitled: &acirc;&euro;&oelig;map of the united states with recent counties, cities, villages and internal improvements in the western states&acirc;&euro;.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	map is drawn by j.L. Woodbridge, geographer and topographical engineer.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	map is published by phelps &amp; ensign, new york, 1845.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	steelplate engraved; original color.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	original rods.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	bottom roller with acorn finials is 66&acirc;&euro; long.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	top rod is 65&acirc;&euro; long.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	62&acirc;&euro; wide by 47&acirc;&euro; high.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	engraving below map title is called &acirc;&euro;&oelig;new canal at little falls, new york&acirc;&euro;.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	there are 4 inset maps:

o	inset map of the republic of texas.

o	inset map of the south part of florida.

o	inset map of northern maine and lower canada.

o	inset map of north america including the west indies.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	there is an inset chart with us census of the u. States and territories with population figures from 1820, 1830 &amp; 1840, including numbers of slaves in each state in 1830, and the area in sq. Miles of each state and territory.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	there is an inset chart of the comparative heights of the principal mountains in the u. States.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	an elevation chart of the united states runs along the bottom border of the map.

all items are sold &quot;as is&quot;. This is antique map; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant. The condition of this map is generally good. There is some water staining on the top and some fraying on the lower right edge (see photos).
this map may be picked up in boylston, ma.
we can deliver this map to areas within a 100 mile radius. Email for a delivery estimate.
shipping can be arranged for destinations beyond our local delivery area. E-mail for a shipping estimate. Conus shipping will be via usps priority mail hold for pick-up.
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.

					<div class="dealer_info"><strong>Item Price : $2100.00</strong></div>
					
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       <title>Magnificent Federal Country Mahogany Lunar Dial Tall Case Clock Circa 1820</title>
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						Boylston antiques

is proud to present
this magnificent federal country mahogany lunar dial tall case clock circa 1820.

this 7 ft. 3 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro; tall solid flame mahogany case is nicely proportioned. It stands on bracket feet.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	broken-arch scrolled swan&acirc;&euro;&trade;s neck pediment.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	rear of bonnet features serpentine curved molding.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	fully turned and brass stop fluted bonnet columns ending in turned brass capitals flank the bonnet door.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the bonnet door is tombstone-topped, fitted with glass surrounded by a mahogany veneered frame.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the door opens to reveal a painted dial with arabic numerals. Spandrel ornamentations of hand painted pink flowers on green ground adorn each of the 4 spandrel areas.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	a lunar dial is inset above the face with wonderful, hand-painted moon faces and sailing ships.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the wrought iron clock hands are elegantly filigreed.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the pendulum bob is lead with a brass face and a v-groove at the top where it is attached to the arm. This is an american attribute.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the base is surmounted by a bead molded box that is stepped in from the front panel. The surface of the box is a nicely figured veneer.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the waist is long and narrow. It is fitted with a solid mahogany door surrounded by a bead molding. The door top features a serpentine arch.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	this is an 8 day movement with chimes on the hour. It also has a second or minute hand dial inset into the face. The clock has been restored and serviced by a professional horologist and both time and chimes are in working condition. Winding key is with clock.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the finish on this clock displays an excellent patina.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	waist door has inset lock.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	gong strike.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	inscription on back plate of dial reads &acirc;&euro;&oelig;walker &amp; hughes&acirc;&euro;. These were birmingham, england, clock dial makers active between 1811 &acirc;&euro;&ldquo; 1835. American clock makers frequently purchased english clock dials.

measurements:
87 1/2 inches high
17 1/2 inches wide
11 &Acirc;&frac12; inches deep

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	this clock may be picked up in boylston, ma. Shipping can be arranged for destinations beyond pick-up range. 

condition &acirc;&euro;&ldquo; panel on the front of the base has been re-glued somewhat off-center to the left facing (see photo). Side panel of bonnet has an age crack. Bonnet base right side facing has a chip above the waist cornice molding. Serpentine curved rear molding right side facing has a chip at the top. Upper hinge on door may have been replaced, as it does not match the lower hinge.  Key for waist door is missing.
all items are sold &quot;as is&quot;. This is an antique piece of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant.

please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.

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       <title>1856 Spectacular Wall Map Of Middlesex Co., Ma, By Henry Francis Walling, Surveyor, Published By Smith &amp; Bumstead, 62x60 Orig.</title>
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an 1856 spectacular wall map of middlesex co., ma, by henry francis walling, surveyor, published by smith &amp; bumstead, 62&acirc;&euro;x60&acirc;&euro; orig.

a linen-backed 19th century wall map of middlesex co., ma, with full period hand-color. Middlesex county is located just east of boston and includes charlestown, cambridge, somerville, lexington and concord. Henry f. Walling, civil engineer and topographer, conducted surveys in the 1850&acirc;&euro;&trade;s of all massachusetts counties, including middlesex.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	map is entitled: &acirc;&euro;&oelig;map of middlesex county, massachusetts&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	map is from actual survey by henry francis walling, boston.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	map is published by smith &amp; bumstead, 106 washington st., boston.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	produced by lithography on sheets of paper mounted on a linen backing; original color.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	original rods.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	bottom roller with acorn finials is 66&acirc;&euro; long.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	7 engravings of local scenes include:
o	the elm in cambridge under which general washington took command of the continental forces in 1775.
o	the monuments at lexington and concord.
o	the court house and town hall in concord.
o	the state normal school in framingham.
o	dr. Howe&acirc;&euro;&trade;s retreat for nervous invalids in pepperell.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	there are 70 inset maps of county towns and villages, including:
o	cambridge
o	lexington
o	concord
o	charlestown
o	somerville
o	lowell
o	waltham
o	natick
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	inset tables:
o	business directory of lowell
o	business directory of cambridge
o	business directory of somerville
o	business directory of charlestown
o	table of distances
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	inset geological map of middlesex county.
all items are sold &quot;as is&quot;. This is antique map; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant. The condition of this map is generally good. There is some water staining on the upper parts of the map (see photos). There is some minor flaking and fraying along the upper right margin.
this map may be picked up in boylston, ma.
we can deliver this map to areas within a 100 mile radius. Email for a delivery estimate.
shipping can be arranged for destinations beyond our local delivery area. E-mail for a shipping estimate. Conus shipping will be via usps priority mail hold for pick-up.
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.

					<div class="dealer_info"><strong>Item Price : $800.00</strong></div>
					
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       <title>1858 Wall Map Of Cheshire Co., Nh, By Lawerence Fagan, Published By Smith &amp; Morley, 59x58 Orig.</title>
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						Boylston antiques is proud to offer for sale

an 1858 wall map of cheshire co., nh, by lawerence fagan, published by smith &amp; morley, 59&acirc;&euro;x58&acirc;&euro; orig.

a linen-backed 19th century wall map of cheshire co., nh. Lawrence fagan travelled to keene in february of 1857 and stayed at the eagle hotel for the 2 years of his project. He visited each town and hamlet in the county, mapping every road, dwelling and edifice of note.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	map is entitled: &acirc;&euro;&oelig;map of cheshire co., new hampshire&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	map is from actual survey by lawrence fagan.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	map is published by smith &amp; morley, 517, 519, 521 minor st., philadelphia, 1858.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	produced by lithography on 4 sheets of paper mounted on a linen backing; original color.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	original rods.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	bottom roller with acorn finials is 66&acirc;&euro; long.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	6 engravings of six local scenes:
o	scene of main st, keene, from the south.
o	engraving of the eagle hotel, keene , where lawrence fagan stayed for the 2 years he worked on the project.
o	engraving of monadnock mountain and lake.
o	engraving of structure in walpole.
o	schoolhouse in dist. No. 2, east jaffrey.
o	view of the cheshire house, keene.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	there are inset maps of:
o	finseale.
o	stoddard.
o	mill village
o	ashuelot
o	troy
o	chesterfield factory
o	keene
o	winchester
o	chesterfield
o	west swanzey
o	fitzwilliam
o	lowellville
o	marlborough
o	walpole
o	harrisville
o	rindge
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	inset towns:
o	nelson
o	westport
o	jaffrey
o	paper mill village
o	westmoreland
o	marlow
o	munsonville
o	unionville
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	inset tables:
o	churches
o	populations
o	businesses
o	distances
all items are sold &quot;as is&quot;. This is antique map; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant. The condition of this map is generally good. There is some deep water staining on the right side and some lighter water stains on the top right and left areas and the bottom right area (see photos).
this map may be picked up in boylston, ma.
we can deliver this map to areas within a 100 mile radius. Email for a delivery estimate.
shipping can be arranged for destinations beyond our local delivery area. E-mail for a shipping estimate. Conus shipping will be via usps priority mail hold for pick-up.
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.

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       <title>Magnificent Vintage Anglo Indian Foliate Carved Rosewood Octagonal Folding Table</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1105786/Antique-Magnificent-Vintage-Anglo-Indian-Foliate-Carved-Rosewood-Octagonal-Folding-Table</link>
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						Boylston antiques

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this magnificent vintage anglo indian foliate carved rosewood octagonal folding table

carved folding tables were made in the far east in the 19th and early 20th centuries for military officers while on campaign. The top is notched into the octagonal, hinged base. The top can be easily removed and the hinged, paneled screen base can be folded into a flat rectangle for easy portability.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	this table is completely carved over every inch of its surface.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the table top is composed of a single piece of rosewood, 18 &Acirc;&frac14;&acirc;&euro; in diameter, and intricately carved into a multifoil, foliate design.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	eight pieces of rosewood are affixed with screws to the underside of the top to compose an octagonal apron, which allows it to fit snugly into the base.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the base is composed of eight hinged panels.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	each panel is composed of a frame of two stiles of carved rosewood, connected by three carved rosewood rails.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	each base panel has a quatrefoil filigree carved screen inset into the upper frame.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	an ogee arched filigree screen is inset into the lower frame of each of the 8 base panels.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	top is 18 &Acirc;&frac14;&acirc;&euro; in diameter.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	height of table top is 19 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro; from floor.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the table top has slightly warped and cracked. Old repairs can be observed. See photographs of table top.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the filigreed, pierced screens of the base have been damaged over the years. 2 of the upper screens and one of the lower screens have suffered losses of several inches in diameter. (see photos). Minor losses are evident in other screens.
this carved table may be picked up in boylston, ma. 
if shipping is required, shipping via fedex will be $33.00. 
all items are sold &quot;as is&quot; and all sales are final. This is an antique piece of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant.
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.

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       <title>Antique Rococo Revival Walnut Finger Roll Green Dupioni Settee C. 1875</title>
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						Boylston antiques is proud to offer for sale

antique rococo revival walnut finger roll green dupioni settee c. 1875

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	frame is walnut with finger roll carving on top crest rail.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	cabriole legs.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	knuckle carved hand holds.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	elaborate lily carving on knees.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	beautiful soft green slubby upholstery is in wonderful shape, with no rips or tears and only minimal discoloration. This upholstery may be silk or it may be rayon. It has a knubby, slubby texture. Upholstery is surrounded by gimp. This settee may be used &acirc;&euro;&oelig;as-is&acirc;&euro; with no need to re-upholster.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	deep squabs adorn the settee back, held in place by 48 buttons.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	sofa back and sides are also upholstered in the same green fabric, also in wonderful shape.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the walnut frame has a lustrous patina and is in fabulous condition for its age.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	overall length is 59&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	top crest rail is 34&acirc;&euro; high.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	seat is approx. 17&acirc;&euro; deep.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	seat is approx. 17&acirc;&euro; high.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	overall depth, front to back, is approx. 27&acirc;&euro;.

this settee is in wonderful, sturdy shape. The springs are in good condition. It is a very beautiful and useable piece of furniture.
please ask any questions prior to offering to buy.
this settee may be picked up in boylston, ma. If shipping is needed, please contact seller for a quote to your destination.

					<div class="dealer_info"><strong>Item Price : $795.00</strong></div>
					
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       <title>Charles Parker Co. Walnut Piano Stool  C. 1877-1900</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1128807/Antique-Charles-Parker-Co--Walnut-Piano-Stool-----C--1877-1900</link>
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a charles parker co. Walnut piano stool c. 1877-1900.

the charles parker co. Manufactured furniture, lamps and other wood and metal objects in meriden, ct. From 1877 through the early 1900&acirc;&euro;&trade;s.

this is a lovely walnut piano stool in exceptional condition. It has a lovely patina; the finish is wonderful. The height adjustment mechanism is in great working order; the stool swivels smoothly and the legs are sturdy.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	stool seat is approx. 15&acirc;&euro; in diameter, with a gently rounded, bevel carved edge.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	height is approx. 19&acirc;&euro; (adjustable by turning the stool).

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	four ornate ring-turned legs with ring-turned stretchers.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	each leg terminates in nickel silver toned cast iron claw feet; each claw-foot clasps a crystal ball.

this piano stool may be picked up in boylston, ma. 
we can arrange for delivery within 100 miles 
please e-mail for a delivery estimate with your location and particulars.
all items are sold &quot;as is&quot; and all sales are final. These are antique pieces of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant.
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.

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       <title>Tapestry Upholstered Black Walnut General Lee Lady Chair C. 1860-75</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1128885/Antique-Tapestry-Upholstered-Black-Walnut-General-Lee-Lady-Chair-C--1860-75</link>
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a tapestry upholstered black walnut general lee lady chair c. 1860-75
a chair of this design was owned by general robert e. Lee. It is referenced and illustrated on p. 61 of thomas ormsbee&acirc;&euro;&trade;s &acirc;&euro;&oelig;field guide to american victorian furniture&acirc;&euro;. (see photo of page).

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	this lady&acirc;&euro;&trade;s hoop skirt parlor chair is covered in a vintage tapestry upholstery, which is predominantly a tone-on-tone beige design of gothic arched windows and balconies with soft pink roses and green leaves, reminiscent of a manor garden. It is surrounded by beige gimp. This upholstery is in wonderful condition, with no tears or discolorations. The chair seat springs are also in great shape.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the finger-molded crest rail is adorned with a central carving of grapes and leaves.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the wood patina is warm, rich, and original.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the chair stiles, arms and front legs form a continuous cyma-curve and are finished in triple-bead molding.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the arms are open and low, to allow a lady&acirc;&euro;&trade;s hoop skirt to flow over them.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the wooden side rails are adorned with incised carvings of leaves.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the front seat rail has fluted molding.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the frame is sturdy for everyday use.
 
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	measurements:
crest rail height: 40 1/4 inches
seat height: 16 inches
seat width: 17 inches
seat depth: 17 inches
width arm to arm: 19 &Acirc;&frac34; inches
this chair may be picked up in boylston, ma. 
we can arrange for delivery within 100 miles.
please e-mail for a delivery estimate with your location and particulars.

if shipping is needed, email for a quote to your destination.
all items are sold &quot;as is&quot;. This is an antique piece of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant.
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.

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       <title>T-back Birds Eye Maple Rocking Chair C. 1900-1915</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1128887/Antique-T-Back-Bird---s-Eye-Maple-Rocking-Chair-C--1900-1915</link>
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a t-back bird&acirc;&euro;&trade;s eye maple rocking chair c. 1900-1915

this t-back rocking chair has been meticulously restored. The wood is a bird&acirc;&euro;&trade;s eye maple veneer and solid maple. The joints are solid.

this would be a wonderful addition to a bird&acirc;&euro;&trade;s eye maple bedroom set.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the top crest rail, back splat and double lower rails are fronted in bird&acirc;&euro;&trade;s eye maple veneer.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the cane seat has been restored.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the top crest rail has a lovely serpentine arch.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the back splat is gently curved, extending to the top lower rail.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the top crest rail height is 35 1/2&acirc;&euro; from the floor.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the rear of the seat sits 14 1/2&acirc;&euro; from the floor.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the seat is 16 1/2&acirc;&euro; wide at the front, tapering to 13 1/4&acirc;&euro; at the rear.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the seat depth is 16 1/4&acirc;&euro;.

a crack in the right stile has been professionally restored (see photo). A chip in the crest rail veneer has been professionally restored (see photo). 
this chair may be picked up in boylston, ma. Pick up expected within 14 days of close of auction; items not picked up within 30 days are subject to forfeiture. 
we can arrange for delivery within 100 miles 
please e-mail for a delivery estimate with your location and particulars.
all items are sold &quot;as is&quot;. These are antique pieces of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant. 
please ask any questions prior to offering to buy.

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       <title>Classic Boston Rocker With Black Paint &amp; Gold Fruit &amp; Flora Stenciling C. 1840s</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1128888/Antique-Classic-Boston-Rocker-with-Black-Paint---Gold-Fruit---Flora-Stenciling-C--1840---s</link>
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a classic boston rocker with black paint &amp; gold fruit &amp; flora stenciling c. 1840&acirc;&euro;&trade;s

a classic example of a chair known as a &acirc;&euro;&oelig;boston rocker&acirc;&euro;. Chair is black painted with gold stenciling of a footed bowl of fruit surrounded by grape leaves and floral representations.

acanthus leaf scrolls decorate the left and right crest rail edges. The classic shape of the top rail and the acanthus leaf design indicate a date of about 1840. The stenciling appears fairly vibrant and may have been restored.

wallace nuttings&acirc;&euro;&trade;s furniture treasury has a photograph of a very similar boston rocker on plate # 2467. The book cover &amp; page are reproduced below.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the wide top crest rail has the distinctive curves on either side with a stenciled design composed of a footed bowl filled with fruit, ornamented with classical gold floral and grape leaf arabesque stenciling. Acanthus leaves are scrolled on either edge of the top rail.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	there are 6 spindles in the back and one under each arm.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the &acirc;&euro;&oelig;rolling&acirc;&euro; seat is curved up at the back and down at the front. The back curve is ornamented with classical stylized floral and leaf stencils, surrounded by a gold line. The front curve is ornamented on either side with gold leaf-form stencils.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the arms are nicely curved to match the curve of the seat; they are left unpainted to display the wood-grain and stained.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the front and rear stiles are pegged through the seat, as in the true windsor chair.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the front stile is pegged up through the arm, while the rear of the arm is pegged back through the rear stile.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the front legs and front stretcher are turned, with gold paint highlighting the turned ring.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the crest rail height is 39 1/4&acirc;&euro; from the floor.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the seat sits approx. 15 1/2&acirc;&euro; from the floor.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the seat width is approx. 19 1/2&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the seat depth is approx. 17&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the crest rail width at the top is 24 1/4&acirc;&euro;.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the length of the rockers are 28&acirc;&euro;.

this chair is in as found condition. The surface patina is nicked and worn, as expected in a chair approaching 170 years of age. The chair is in remarkably sturdy shape, with no movement or wobble. It appears that the left arm was repaired at some point, as there is a hairline crack evident near the rear post or stile (see photo).
this chair may be picked up in boylston, ma. 
chair may be delivered within approx. 100 miles of boylston, ma. Email for delivery quote.
if you need the chair shipped, email for quotes.
all items are sold &quot;as is&quot;. These are antique pieces of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant. 
please ask any questions prior to offering to buy.

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       <title>Grecian Scroll Arm Spindle Back Grain-painted Caned Rocking Chair C. 1880s</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1128889/Antique-Grecian-Scroll-Arm-Spindle-Back-Grain-Painted-Caned-Rocking-Chair-C--1880---s</link>
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a grecian scroll arm spindle back grain-painted  caned rocking chair c.1880&acirc;&euro;&trade;s

this rocking chair is made of solid maple grain-painted to resemble rosewood. It has a gorgeous set of scrolled arms and a delightful serpentine-curved, grain-painted crest rail.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	serpentine-curved voltaire back with grain-painted maple stiles.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the stiles continue as chair arms in curved lines to the front.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the maple arms terminate in open hand rests in the shape of scrolls.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	while the lower back is caned, the upper back is composed of 5 turned spindles extending from the wide, serpentine-curved, rosewood grain-painted crest rail to the serpentine-curved, grain-painted mid-back slat.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	reverse-ogee front legs.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	overall height is 40 7/8&acirc;&euro; from floor.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	overall width is 21 1/2&acirc;&euro;
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	seat depth is 19 1/4&acirc;&euro;
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	rocker length is 31 1/4&acirc;&euro;
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	seat and lower back are caned. This caning is in decent condition; back caning is excellent, seat caning has a slight depression and an attempted repair (see photo).

an article in the february 1973 issue of the magazine antiques depicts a page from the c.N. Arnold and company catalog with an illustration of one of these rockers. Page 322 &amp; 323 of that issue has an exposition of these grecian rockers, along names of some of the manufacturer&acirc;&euro;&trade;s and dates when made (1879-1890&acirc;&euro;&trade;s).

this chair may be picked up in boylston, ma. 
we can arrange for delivery within 100 miles. Destinations beyond that will need shipping.
please e-mail for a delivery or shipping estimate with your location and particulars.

all items are sold &quot;as is&quot; and all sales are final. These are antique pieces of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant.
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.

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       <title>Magnificent Late Classical Period Mahogany Flip-top Card Table Circa 1860.</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1128890/Antique-Magnificent-Late-Classical-Period-Mahogany-Flip-Top-Card-Table-Circa-1860-</link>
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this magnificent late classical period mahogany flip-top card table circa 1860.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the top is edged with serpentine or cyma curves.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	this table, styled after the empire period, is mounted on a graduated, 4-sided pedestal.
 
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the top and pedestal are covered with a mahogany veneer with a rich surface patina; the mahogany veneer covers secondary woods.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the top is supported by a 3 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro; serpentine rolling apron on the front, right and left sides.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the pedestal is mounted on a 4 sided, concave curved platform.
 
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the bun feet are on castors.

measurements:
27 1/2 inches high
34 inches wide
17 inches deep
top measures 34 inches by 34 inches when fully extended.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	there is a one and a half inch piece of the veneer apron skirt missing, as pictured.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the top shows some areas of discoloration, flaking and some scratches, consistent with antique furniture. See photographs of table top.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the table pedestal also displays some chipping, flaking, scratches and areas of discoloration consistent with antique furniture.

this card/pier table may be picked up in boylston, ma.
 
we can arrange for delivery within 100 miles.
please e-mail for a delivery estimate with your location and particulars.

shipping can be arranged for more remote destinations. Greyhound freight is an option.
 
all items are sold &quot;as is&quot; and all sales are final. This is an antique piece of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant.
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.
paypal accepted.
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       <title>Cylindrical Mahogany French Vitrine With Fruitwood Inlay C. 1900</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1128960/Antique-Cylindrical-Mahogany-French-Vitrine-with-Fruitwood-Inlay-C--1900</link>
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this cylindrical mahogany french vitrine with fruitwood inlay c. 1900

this cylindrically shaped vitrine features 4 curved glass panels which allow the encased objets d&acirc;&euro;&trade;art a 360 degree display, as well as a glass top, allowing for an overhead display.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the circular glass top is surrounded by a 2 inch wide mahogany frame with an intricate fruitwood foliate inlay.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	each curved glass panel, as well as the door and cabriole legs, features a fruitwood line inlay.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the wood patina is warm, rich, and original.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	one glass shelf, positioned 8 &Acirc;&frac34; inches from cabinet floor and 9 inches from cabinet top.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the cabinet base is lined with a rose-beige linen type of fabric.

measurements:
height: 37 1/4 inches
diameter: 20 1/4 inches
height of cabinet body: 20 inches
leg length: 17 inches.

this vitrine may be picked up in boylston, ma. 
we can arrange for delivery within 100 miles.
please e-mail for a delivery estimate with your location and particulars.

if shipping is needed to a more remote location, please email for a freight estimate.

condition: one of the curved glass panels has a corner crack measuring approx. 2 &Acirc;&frac12; inches by 5 inches. The original key is no longer with the vitrine. The replacement key is not functional.

all items are sold &quot;as is&quot;. This is an antique piece of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant.

fern is for display purposes only and not part of the sale.

please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.

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       <title>A Set Of 6 Chippendale Style Mahogany Needlepoint Chairs 1st Q 20th C.</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1129042/Antique-A-Set-of-6-Chippendale-Style-Mahogany-Needlepoint-Chairs-1st-Q-20th-C-</link>
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a set of 6 chippendale style mahogany needlepoint chairs 1st q 20th c.

a set of six chippendale style mahogany ribbon back dining chairs, 5 side and 1 arm, with needlepoint seats.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the 6 needlepoint seats are done in lovely complimentary patterns, each one slightly different but composing a harmonious set.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the needlepoint background is linen white with a floral wreath motif composed of rose and green with touches of magenta, blue and yellow.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the deep, upholstered sprung seats are padded with horsehair and studded with wide-headed upholstery nails along each chair rail.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the mahogany frames are reasonably sturdy; the 3 back slats are pierced and carved in the famous ribbon design and exhibit a deep, rich surface patina.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the front legs and chair rails are fluted.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the arms of the armchair are serpentine, terminating in scrolled hand-holds.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	there is a single stretcher between the front and back legs, a single stretcher between the 2 back legs and a center stretcher between the 2 side stretchers. The center stretcher of almost all of the chairs has been considerably chewed by dog teeth.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the crest rail height is 40&acirc;&euro; from the floor.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the seat sits 19&acirc;&euro; from the floor.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the seat is 22&acirc;&euro; wide.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the seat depth is 17&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the width of the arms on the armchair is 26 &Acirc;&frac14;&acirc;&euro;.
these chairs are in reasonable condition. The surface patina is nicked and worn, as expected in chairs approaching 100 years of age. The chairs are in sturdy shape for this age of chair. The seats exhibit some discoloration. 4 of the chairs are missing the fluted front surface board on the front seat rail. 3 of the chairs are missing the left and right side fluted surface boards of the chair rails. (see photos). With the heavy upholstery, the chair rails are not very noticeable. 
these chairs may be picked up in boylston, ma. Pick up expected within 14 days of close of auction; items not picked up within 30 days are subject to forfeiture. 
we can arrange for delivery within 100 miles 
please e-mail for a delivery estimate with your location and particulars.
all items are sold &quot;as is&quot;. These are antique pieces of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant. 
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.

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       <title>An Impressive George Hunzinger Mahogany Flip Top Yacht Game Poker Table C. 1890s.</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1129315/Antique-An-Impressive-George-Hunzinger-Mahogany-Flip-Top-Yacht-Game-Poker-Table-C--1890---s-</link>
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						Boylston antiques is proud to offer for sale

an impressive george hunzinger mahogany flip top yacht game table c. 1890&acirc;&euro;&trade;s.

this superb round gaming table has a mahogany veneered top which reverses to reveal a gaming table with a green baize surface, surrounded by wells for gaming pieces.

george hunzinger was a furniture maker who emigrated to the united states from germany in 1855. He manufactured uniquely designed furniture in new york city during the latter half of the 19th century. He patented his innovative designs. This gaming table is u.S. Patent no. 522014, granted on june 26, 1894.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	mahogany table top measures 40 1/2&acirc;&euro; in diameter. The top is composed of a richly veneered mahogany with a wonderful patina.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the green baize gaming top measures 31&acirc;&euro; in diameter, surrounded by a 3&acirc;&euro; diameter well for gaming pieces.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	there are 2 spring-hinged compartments to securely hold gaming pieces when table is flipped to the mahogany side; one of the mahogany lids has a slot in the center for chips or coins. The compartments are 1 &Acirc;&frac34;&acirc;&euro; in depth.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the table stands 29&acirc;&euro; high from the floor.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the 4 legged base terminates in 3-toed paw feet.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	there is a mahogany veneered saltier stretcher astride the center of the base. This stretcher has wonderful concave curves on all 4 sides. Veneer on stretcher top shows a wear or age imprint of the crossed leg supports beneath.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the table top swivels on rods through 2 of the 4 leg top terminals.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the other 2 leg top terminals have a metal spring-loaded catch mechanism which holds the table top in place and allows it to swivel when the catch is depressed.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	each table leg terminal is adorned with a brass rosette.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the legs are beautifully curved and composed of a richly patinated mahogany.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	all veneers are over less valuable woods; not particle board.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the brass hunzinger name plate, with the patent date of june 26, 1894, is affixed to the very bottom of the stretcher.

this is a fabulous table for those with limited space, as the table can double as a dining table, then be reversed to form a gaming table. This table was commonly used on yachts for its functionality. It would also be a great addition to any gaming room!

condition &acirc;&euro;&ldquo; there is an approximately 5/8&acirc;&euro; blemish on the mahogany surface of the table top (see photo). It is small and not particularly noticeable. The top areas which rest on the brass spring mechanism when the table is reversed display some wear (see photos).
  
all items are sold &quot;as is&quot;. This is an antique piece of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant.

this table may be picked up in boylston, ma. We can arrange for delivery within 100 miles.
please e-mail for a delivery estimate with your location and particulars.
a freight delivery can be arranged for destinations beyond our local delivery area. E-mail for a freight estimate.
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.

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       <title>American Empire Revival Solid Cherry With Mahogany Veneer Drop-leaf Work Or Sewing Table C. 1850</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1129481/Antique-American-Empire-Revival-Solid-Cherry-with-Mahogany-Veneer-Drop-Leaf-Work-or-Sewing-Table-C--1850</link>
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this american empire revival solid cherry with mahogany veneer drop-leaf work or sewing table c. 1850.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	this solid cherry work table is styled after the empire period, also known as late classical.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	this is a 2-drawer, drop-leaf work table mounted on an exuberantly bulbous, vase-turned baluster pedestal.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the drawer fronts are veneered in a rich, matched crotch mahogany.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the table top, leaves, pedestal, base and feet are all composed of a richly patinated cherry wood in the original finish.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the drawers have each 2 faceted crystal knobs.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the top drawer is adorned with a diamond-shaped brass key escutcheon. The lock itself has been removed.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the 2 drawers are dovetailed on the front corners. The drawer undersides are of planed, chamfered pine boards.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the pedestal is mounted on a 4 sided, concave curved platform.
 
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the large and bulbous bun feet are ring turned, incised and mounted on original brass castors.

measurements:
28 1/4 inches high
18 5/8 inches wide with leaves dropped.
34 3/8 inches wide with leaves extended.
18 5/8 inches deep
the pedestal base measures 16 inches wide.

this small table was originally used for holding needlework; it would make an excellent nightstand today.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the top shows some areas of discoloration and some scratches, consistent with antique furniture. See photographs of table top.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the left facing drop leaf displays some &acirc;&euro;&oelig;spread-eagling&acirc;&euro; due to age shrinkage.

this work table may be picked up in boylston, ma. 
we can arrange for delivery within 100 miles.
please e-mail for a delivery estimate with your location and particulars.

all items are sold &quot;as is&quot; and all sales are final. This is an antique piece of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant.

please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.

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       <title>C. 1859 Wall Map Of The World By M.f. Maury 34x24 Orig.</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1129611/Antique-C--1859-Wall-Map-of-The-World-by-M-F--Maury-34---x24----Orig-</link>
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						C. 1859 wall map of the world by m.F. Maury 34&acirc;&euro;x24&acirc;&euro; orig.

boylston antiques is proud to offer for sale

c. 1859 wall map of the world by matthew fontaine maury, published by university publishing co., new york, 34&acirc;&euro;x24&acirc;&euro; orig.

a linen-backed 19th century hemispheric projection wall map of the world, with full period hand-color. The date of the map is not apparent but from the world population of 1,455,000 and the lack of a suez canal, we would estimate a date of circa 1859.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	map is entitled: &acirc;&euro;&oelig;the world&acirc;&euro; by m.F. Maury, ll.D.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	map is drawn by jacob wells.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	map is published by university publishing co, new york.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	produced by lithography on sheets of paper mounted on a linen backing; original color.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	original rods.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	bottom roller with acorn finials is 39&acirc;&euro; long.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	inset tables:

o	comparative heights of mountains.
o	comparative lengths of rivers.
o	area covered by water.
o	area covered by land; total and by hemisphere.
o	population total and by hemisphere.
o	population and area of the continents.

all items are sold &quot;as is&quot;. This is antique map; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant. The condition of this map is fair; there are significant areas of water staining (see photos). There is flaking and fraying and a few holes. There is an 8&acirc;&euro; area of separation of the map from the bottom roller along the bottom left facing margin.

this map may be picked up in boylston, ma.
conus shipping will be via usps priority mail.
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.

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       <title>An American Empire Hitchcock Chair C. 1826-1843</title>
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						Boylston antiques is proud to offer for sale

an american empire hitchcock chair c. 1826-1843

a black and gold painted and stenciled, rush-seated &acirc;&euro;&oelig;hitchcock&acirc;&euro; style american empire period chair. Paint appears to be original, as much wear has occurred over the years. The rush seat is in wonderful shape.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the turned and reeded top crest rail has the distinctive hitchcock pillow shape in the center, once ornamented with classical gold stenciling which has largely worn off.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the wide, curving center slat of the back has a classical gold stencil composed of pomegranates and leaves.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the narrower, lower slat is painted with two bell flowers centered on a classical gold line adorned with triple gold balls on each side and terminating in spear points.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the back is nicely flaired; the stiles descend in a continuous sabre arch to form the rear legs.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the rounded stiles are flattened on the front to hold more decorative stenciling; the right stile facing has a stencil of grape leaves and a pinecone; the left front facing stencil has largely worn off.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the legs and front stretcher are turned and  reeded.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the legs terminate in button feet.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the crest rail height is 34&acirc;&euro; from the floor.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the seat sits 18&acirc;&euro; from the floor.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the seat is 18&acirc;&euro; wide at the front, narrowing to 14 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro; wide at the rear.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the seat depth is 14 3/4&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the crest rail width at the top is 16 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro;.

this chair is in as found condition. The surface patina is nicked, worn and flaked, as expected in a chair approaching 180 years of age. The chair is in reasonably sturdy shape for this delicate style of chair.

this chair may be picked up in boylston, ma.
we can arrange for delivery within 100 miles 
please e-mail for a delivery estimate with your location and particulars.

all items are sold &quot;as is&quot; and all sales are final. This is an antique piece of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant.

payment by paypal.
 
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.

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       <title>An American Empire Signed Hitchcock Alford Chair C. 1832-1843</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1129904/Antique-An-American-Empire-Signed-Hitchcock-Alford-Chair-C--1832-1843</link>
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						Boylston antiques is proud to offer for sale

an american empire signed hitchcock alford chair c. 1832-1843

a black and gold painted and stenciled, rush-seated american empire period chair stenciled: &acirc;&euro;&oelig;hitchcock alford &amp; co., hitchcocks-ville, conn. Warranted&acirc;&euro;. The &acirc;&euro;&oelig;n&acirc;&euro;&trade;s&acirc;&euro; in both the word &acirc;&euro;&oelig;conn&acirc;&euro; and &acirc;&euro;&oelig;warranted&acirc;&euro; are painted backwards. This mishap did not appear in the stencils until 1832, when the company went through receivership and was re-named &acirc;&euro;&oelig;hitchcock alford &amp; co.&acirc;&euro;. Alford was hitchcock&acirc;&euro;&trade;s brother in law. This company was dissolved in 1843, when hitchcock started a new chair company in unionville, ct. 

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the rush seat is in wonderful shape.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the turned and reeded top crest rail has the distinctive hitchcock pillow shape in the center. The reeding is accented with gold.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the wide, curving center slat of the back has a classical gold stencil composed of a basket of fruit, bell flowers, poppies and leaves.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the narrower, lower slat is stenciled with a gold rectangle.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the back is nicely flaired; the stiles descend in a continuous arch to form the rear legs.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the rounded stiles are flattened on the front to hold more decorative stenciling of bell flowers.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the legs and front stretcher are turned and reeded, with the reeding accented in gold and mustard paint.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the front seat rail is also reeded and accented in gold and mustard paint, with some faint red grain-painting.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the front legs are rather aggressively bulbous.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	there are fine red lines suggestive of grain painting running throughout the finish of the legs and stiles.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the crest rail height is 34 1/2&acirc;&euro; from the floor.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the seat sits 17 1/2&acirc;&euro; from the floor.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the seat is 17 1/2&acirc;&euro; wide at the front, narrowing to 14 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro; wide at the rear.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the seat depth is 16 1/2&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the crest rail width at the top is 16 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro;.
this chair is in as found condition. The surface patina is nicked, worn and flaked, as expected in a chair approaching 180 years of age. There are some faint white paint splashes on the lower legs. The chair is in reasonably sturdy shape for this delicate style of chair.
this chair may be picked up in boylston, ma.
we can arrange for delivery within 100 miles 
please e-mail for a delivery estimate with your location and particulars.
all items are sold &quot;as is&quot; and all sales are final. This is an antique piece of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant. 
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.
paypal accepted.

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       <title>An American Empire Signed Hitchcock Alford Cane Seated Chair C. 1832-1843</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1130250/Antique-An-American-Empire-Signed-Hitchcock-Alford-Cane-Seated-Chair-C--1832-1843</link>
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an american empire signed hitchcock alford cane seated chair c. 1832-1843

a black and gold painted and stenciled, cane-seated american empire period chair stenciled: &acirc;&euro;&oelig;hitchcock alford &amp; co., hitchcocks-ville, conn. Warranted&acirc;&euro;. The l. Hitchcock co. Company went through receivership and was re-named &acirc;&euro;&oelig;hitchcock alford &amp; co.&acirc;&euro; in 1832. Alford was hitchcock&acirc;&euro;&trade;s brother in law. This company was dissolved in 1843, when hitchcock started a new chair company in unionville, ct. 

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the cane seat is in wonderful shape. It is appropriately concavely curved front to rear, terminating in a scrolled front seat rail. (see profile view photo).

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the turned and reeded top crest rail has the distinctive hitchcock pillow or bolster shape in the center.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the wide, curving center slat of the back has a classical gold stencil composed of a basket of peaches, grapes, poppies, bell flowers and leaves. The stenciled slat is somewhat clouded and flaked.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the back is nicely flaired; the stiles descend in a continuous arch to form the rear legs.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the rounded stiles are flattened on the front to hold more decorative stenciling of bell flowers.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the legs and front stretcher are turned and reeded, with the reeding accented in gold and yellow ochre paint.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the front legs are rather aggressively bulbous.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the crest rail height is 34&acirc;&euro; from the floor.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the seat sits 18 1/4&acirc;&euro; from the floor.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the seat is 17 1/8&acirc;&euro; wide at the front, narrowing to 14 1/4&acirc;&euro; wide at the rear.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the seat depth is 15 1/4&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the crest rail width at the top is 16 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro;.

this chair is in as found condition. The surface patina is nicked, worn and flaked, as expected in a chair approaching 180 years of age. There are some faint white paint splashes on the lower legs. The chair is in reasonably sturdy shape for this delicate style of chair.

the stencil on the back slat of this chair is almost identical to that pictured on the back slat of an early hitchcock chair featured on page 129 of &acirc;&euro;&oelig;american painted furniture&acirc;&euro; by schaffner &amp; klein. The front legs and stretcher are also almost identical.

this chair may be picked up in boylston, ma.
we can arrange for delivery within 100 miles 
please e-mail for a delivery estimate with your location and particulars.
all items are sold &quot;as is&quot; and all sales are final. This is an antique piece of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant. 
payment via paypal preferred.
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.

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       <title>An American Federal Hitchcock Cane Seated Chair C. 1826-1843</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1130257/Antique-An-American-Federal-Hitchcock-Cane-Seated-Chair-C--1826-1843</link>
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						Boylston antiques is proud to offer for sale

an american federal hitchcock cane seated chair c. 1826-1843

a black painted and yellow ochre stenciled, cane seated &acirc;&euro;&oelig;hitchcock&acirc;&euro; style federal period chair. Paint appears to be original, as much wear has occurred over the years. The seat has been re-caned and is in wonderful shape.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the turned and reeded top crest rail has the distinctive hitchcock pillow or bolster shape in the center.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the wide, curving center slat of the back has a plain yellow ochre rectangular stencil on the front, it has been grain-painted on the rear. The front of the slat is slightly clouded.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the back is flaired; the stiles descending straightly from the flair to form the rear legs.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the rounded stiles are flattened on the front.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the legs and front stretcher are turned and  reeded. The front legs are wonderfully bulbous.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the legs terminate in button feet.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the crest rail height is 34 1/4&acirc;&euro; from the floor.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the seat sits 18&acirc;&euro; from the floor.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the seat is 17 1/8&acirc;&euro; wide at the front, narrowing to 14 1/4&acirc;&euro; wide at the rear.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the seat depth is 14 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the crest rail width at the top is 16 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro;.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	there is a vintage screw repair to the right rear facing crest rail joint.

this chair is in as found condition. The surface patina is nicked, worn and flaked, as expected in a chair approaching 180 years of age. There are a few faint splotches of white paint here and there. The chair is in reasonably sturdy shape for this delicate style of chair.

this chair may be picked up in boylston, ma.
we can arrange for delivery within 100 miles 
please e-mail for a delivery estimate with your location and particulars.

all items are sold &quot;as is&quot; and all sales are final. This is an antique piece of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant.
paypal preferred. 
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.

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       <title>Antique Overlapping Begonia Pattern Majolica Compote C 1860-1880</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1130446/Antique-Antique-Overlapping-Begonia-Pattern-Majolica-Compote-C-1860-1880</link>
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						Boylston antiques is proud to offer for sale

an antique overlapping begonia pattern majolica compote cake stand c 1860-1880

this 10&acirc;&euro; diameter pottery compote or cake stand has brilliant green, brown and yellow overlapping begonia leaves in the center of the shallow bowl. The leaf colors then shade outwardly to a pale pink which turns into a turquoise and cream shade on the wide upturned outer rim. 

the greenish turquoise leaf pattern is repeated on the wide, footed stem. The leaves on the stem overlay a brownish, bark-like pattern.
the underside of the bowl has a green, brown and yellow glaze reminiscent of water colors. There are several areas on the rim of the upper side of the bowl where the colors of the underside appear to have migrated to the upper side. This color migration can occur when the glaze is fired.
the underside of the hollow stem is glazed a mocha yellow. No marks are evident.

overall height: 5 7/8&acirc;&euro; 
base diameter: 4 &Acirc;&frac34;&acirc;&euro;.
bowl diameter: 10&acirc;&euro;.
this plate is free of chips and cracks. The underside of the bowl is slightly crazed, as one might expect in a piece of pottery of this age.

please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.
shipping quoted is for continental usa only. Please email for shipping quote to further destinations.
paypal preferred.
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       <title>Vintage Original Framed Miniature Still Life Oil Painting By L. Pizarro</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1130896/Antique-Vintage-Original-Framed-Miniature-Still-Life-Oil-Painting-by-L--Pizarro</link>
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an original, vintage miniature still life oil painting of a european caf&Atilde;&copy; au lait or chocolate with varied sweets or bon bons.
a typewritten card on the reverse of the painting states that the artist, l. Pizarro, was born in seville, spain in 1937. It goes on to state that he studied art at the madrid art academy; has exhibited successfully throughout europe and is well-known for his miniature still-life paintings.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	total view size of the oil painting is 5 &Acirc;&frac14;&acirc;&euro; x 4 &Acirc;&frac14;&acirc;&euro;. Total size of the framed work is 11 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro; x 10 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro;.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	this painting is framed with a 1&acirc;&euro; thick gold and linen frame, then a 2&acirc;&euro; thick gold wooden frame.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the ground of the painting is very dark; it is barely possible to make out a signature of &acirc;&euro;&oelig;l. Pizarro&acirc;&euro; on the lower right (see photo).

condition: this gold frame has some nicks, scratches and gouges; some restoration has been attempted. The surface of the painting may have a few flecks here and there. This is a vintage painting, so such imperfections can be expected.

shipping quoted is for continental us only. Please contact seller for shipping quote to other locations.
seller will combine shipping for multiple items.  Email seller for quote. Paypal accepted.

					<div class="dealer_info"><strong>Item Price : $200.00</strong></div>
					
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       <title>A Country Chippendale Pierced Ribbon Back Rush Seated Birch Side Chair  Circa 1790.</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1131188/Antique-A-Country-Chippendale-Pierced-Ribbon-Back-Rush-Seated-Birch-Side-Chair-----Circa-1790-</link>
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a country chippendale pierced ribbon back rush seated birch side chair &acirc;&euro;&ldquo; circa 1790.

this chair is made of solid birch with gorgeous, delicately carved ribbon back slats with a small heart pierced in the center. The square stiles are flattened and indented at the top in a thumb print. The square front legs are chamfered at the outer corner. The rear legs extend up to form the rear stiles and are raked to allow the back and legs to flair. The rush seat is in good condition.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	rear stile height is 38 1/4&acirc;&euro; from floor.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	seat height is 17&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	seat width is 20&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	seat depth is 14 &Acirc;&frac34;&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	width at top of stiles is 17 1/8&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	front to back full depth is 19 &Acirc;&frac14;&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	weight is 12 lbs.

this chair is solid and sturdy; the joints are tight and the rush is good.

this chair may be picked up in boylston, ma. We can arrange for delivery within 100 miles.
please e-mail for a delivery estimate with your location and particulars.
if shipping is needed, please email for a quote to your destination.
all items are sold &quot;as is&quot;. This is an antique piece of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant.
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.

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       <title>Rare Early Roseville Art Pottery Stoneware Brown Grazing Walking Cow Pitcher Pre-1916</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1131229/Antique-Rare-Early-Roseville-Art-Pottery-Stoneware-Brown-Grazing-Walking-Cow-Pitcher-Pre-1916</link>
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an early roseville stoneware brown grazing walking cow pitcher pre-1916

this 7 1/2&acirc;&euro; tall stoneware art pottery pitcher has brilliant brown, green and yellow tones. One side features a grazing brown cow, the opposite side features a walking brown cow. Both cows are situated under a green tree with brown bark. The green of the leafy tree is repeated in the green of the grass the cow is standing on. It is pre-1916, as it is only marked with the number &acirc;&euro;&oelig;7&acirc;&euro; on the bottom.
the handle is painted a tree-bark brown and is in wonderful condition. The spout is also in good shape.
it is rare to find a pitcher in such good condition. This one has 2 very tiny rim-chips (see photos) and several hairline age cracks (see photos) inside amid the general crazing associated with a stoneware pottery product of this age. 

pitcher measures 8 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro; spout to handle. The top diameter is 5 &Acirc;&frac34;&acirc;&euro;.

please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.
shipping quoted is for continental usa only. Please email for shipping quote to further destinations.
paypal accepted.
					<div class="dealer_info"><strong>Item Price : $230.00</strong></div>
					
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       <title>Magnificent Antique American Sheraton Cherry &amp; Mahogany Veneer Dressing Or Serving Table C. 1810</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1131272/Antique-Magnificent-Antique-American-Sheraton-Cherry---Mahogany-Veneer-Dressing-or-Serving-Table-C--1810</link>
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this magnificent antique american sheraton cherry &amp; mahogany veneer dressing or serving table c. 1810.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the top and drawer front of this table is covered in a vibrant flame mahogany veneer with a rich patina.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the table base and legs are composed of cherry wood.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the back or reverse side of the table and some of the under supporting pieces are made of pine.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the ring-turned, vasiform legs terminate in button feet.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the 4 inch backsplash is cut in a serpentine curve.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the drawer is opened by two 1 &Acirc;&frac14; inch diameter wooden knobs.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the key escutcheon is made of brass and the lock mechanism is in place. The key has not survived.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the drawer fronts are dovetailed to the drawer sides and the drawer bottom is chamfered (see photos).
measurements:
29 1/4 inches floor to table top.
33 &Acirc;&frac14; inches floor to backsplash top.
31 &Acirc;&frac12; inches wide
18 &Acirc;&frac14; inches deep
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	there is a small veneer chip on the top left facing corner of the drawer front (see photo).
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the mahogany veneered top has an age crack across the center of the surface (see photo). This crack is consistent with veneered furniture of this age, as different woods may not shrink at the same rate.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the top shows some small areas of discoloration, consistent with antique furniture. See photographs of table top.
this dressing/serving table may be picked up in boylston, ma. 
we can arrange for delivery within 100 miles.
please e-mail for a delivery estimate with your location and particulars.
shipping can be arranged for more remote destinations. 
all items are sold &quot;as is&quot;. This is an antique piece of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant.
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.
paypal accepted.
					<div class="dealer_info"><strong>Item Price : $1000.00</strong></div>
					
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       <title>Set Of 12 Stevens &amp; Williams Gilded Age Hand Blown Opalescent Art Glass Sherbets With Applied Flowers C. 1895</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1133108/Antique-Set-of-12-Stevens---Williams-Gilded-Age-Hand-Blown-Opalescent-Art-Glass-Sherbets-with-Applied-Flowers-C--1895</link>
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a set of 12 opalescent art glass sherbets with applied flowers and leaves. Although not signed, they clearly resemble the art glass of stevens &amp; williams of england, known to have made opalescent glass sherbets and vases with applied flowers and leaves. Each glass varies slightly in size, in accordance with the variations found in hand blown glass.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	these beautiful sherbets stand approximately 2 3/4 inches tall, with a 4 inch diameter top.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	each glass stands on an approximately 2 1/2 inch diameter clear foot.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the leaves appear to be composed of green opalescent glass; some of the leaves are shaded from a yellowish green color to a blue-green color.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the flower petals are composed of milk glass painted in a variety of colors.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the glass flowers are colored as follows: 3 yellow, 3 deep blue, 2 azure, 2 russet and 2 white. The russet flowers have yellow centers.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the capacity of each glass is approximately 5 fluid ounces.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	these exquisite glasses are thin and fine, with a pearly opalescence and iridescence. The opalescence varies in intensity from glass to glass and even within each glass. The glass surface is curiously rough and gritty to the touch. These may well be devitrified opalescent glass. There are small bubbles and irregularities consistent with blown glass.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the pontil mark is clearly visible on the bottom of the bases.

condition &acirc;&euro;&ldquo; each flower and many of the leaves have chips consistent with the age of these glasses (see photos). One of the flowers and or leaves may have been repaired. The glasses themselves are free from chips or cracks.

all items are sold &quot;as is&quot;. These are antique pieces of glass; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant.

it seems desirable to keep such a large, exquisite set together. However, i may be willing to divide the set into 2 sets of six for the right buyer.

shipping quoted is for continental us only. Please contact seller for shipping quote to other locations.
shipping to conus: $13.10.
paypal accepted.
					<div class="dealer_info"><strong>Item Price : $110.00</strong></div>
					
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       <title>An Early 20th Century Maple Butcher Block On Four Turned Legs</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1136918/Antique-An-Early-20th-Century-Maple-Butcher-Block-on-Four-Turned-Legs</link>
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an early 20th century maple butcher block on four turned legs.

this butcher block is made of solid maple with 4 turned legs. It has evidently seen much use, as the surface is well worn. The distressed patina is very appropriate for a vintage butcher block such as this. The short end of the table displays 3 wooden dowels, which run through the table to hold it together. The numbers &acirc;&euro;&oelig;25107&acirc;&euro; are stamped on the doweled end. There are no other identifying marks evident.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	height from floor with legs is 31 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	block length is 30 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	block width is 20 &Acirc;&frac34;&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	block depth is 13 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	leg height is 18&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	weight is approximately 240 lbs.

this would make a great coffee table, occasional table or objet d&acirc;&euro;&trade;art.

the legs were detached for moving. They will need to be pounded back into the block; we haven&acirc;&euro;&trade;t done that as we expect they will need to be detached again for shipping.

this butcher block may be picked up in boylston, ma. Pick-up will require at least 2 very strong people. We can arrange for freight shipping if required.
if shipping is needed, please email for a quote to your destination.
all items are sold &quot;as is&quot;. This is an antique piece of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant.
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.

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       <title>Walnut Etagere Waterfall Whatnot C. 1870.</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1137240/Antique-Walnut-Etagere-Waterfall-Whatnot-C--1870-</link>
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this walnut etagere waterfall whatnot c. 1870.

3 fretwork galleried shelves atop 2 un-galleried shelves, united by turned supports. Top 4 shelves have turned finials where the supports pierce the shelves.

each shelf features superb serpentine curves in front and on the sides. A wonderful example of rococo revival style in america.
it is sometimes called a &acirc;&euro;&oelig;waterfall whatnot&acirc;&euro; due to the graduation of the shelves.
measurements:
height: 58 inches.
width: 36 inches.
depth: 15 &Acirc;&frac12; inches.


a wonderful display piece for your collection of fine glass or china!
condition: . This piece is in overall good condition. It is sturdy. There are some minor nicks and scrapes, especially along the leading edges of the shelves, consistent with the age of the piece. Some of the fretwork has been re-glued.
all items are sold &quot;as is&quot; and all sales are final. This is an antique piece of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant.

this etagere may be picked up in boylston, ma. 
we can arrange for delivery within 100 miles.
please e-mail for a delivery estimate with your location and particulars.
locations beyond 100 miles will require a freight estimate.

please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase. Paypal accepted.

					<div class="dealer_info"><strong>Item Price : $300.00</strong></div>
					
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       <title>Walnut Etagere Waterfall Whatnot C. 1870.</title>
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this walnut etagere waterfall whatnot c. 1870.

3 fretwork galleried shelves atop 2 un-galleried shelves, united by turned supports. Top 4 shelves have turned finials where the supports pierce the shelves.

each shelf features superb serpentine curves in front and on the sides. A wonderful example of rococo revival style in america.
it is sometimes called a &acirc;&euro;&oelig;waterfall whatnot&acirc;&euro; due to the graduation of the shelves.
measurements:
height: 58 inches.
width: 36 inches.
depth: 15 &Acirc;&frac12; inches.


a wonderful display piece for your collection of fine glass or china!
condition: . This piece is in overall good condition. It is sturdy. There are some minor nicks and scrapes, especially along the leading edges of the shelves, consistent with the age of the piece. Some of the fretwork has been re-glued.
all items are sold &quot;as is&quot; and all sales are final. This is an antique piece of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant.

this etagere may be picked up in boylston, ma. 
we can arrange for delivery within 100 miles.
please e-mail for a delivery estimate with your location and particulars.
locations beyond 100 miles will require a freight estimate.

please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase. Paypal accepted.

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       <title>Magnificent Set Of 5 Victorian Carved Burl Walnut, Cane Seated Renaissance Revival Mask Chairs C. 1870</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1137626/Antique-Magnificent-Set-of-5-Victorian-Carved-Burl-Walnut--Cane-Seated-Renaissance-Revival-Mask-Chairs-C--1870</link>
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this magnificent set of 5 victorian carved burl walnut, cane seated renaissance revival mask chairs c. 1870.
these chairs feature a relief carved mask or portrait of a facial profile on the crest rail. The mask is carved on a round walnut panel and flanked by burl walnut panels on the crest rail and back splat. Three of the chairs feature a female profile, two of the chairs a male profile.
the rest of the chair wood is ebonized. The seats are caned. The front legs and double front stretchers are turned.


the renaissance revival period, between 1860 &acirc;&euro;&ldquo; 1875, was the cr&Atilde;&uml;me de la cr&Atilde;&uml;me of the victorian era.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	this set of side chairs has caned seats in wonderful condition.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the chairs themselves are sturdy; the joints are tight. 
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the double front stretchers are turned.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the side stretchers are double.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	wonderful arched carved crests that have shaped raised burl with incising and delicate carvings.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the segmental pediment carved front aprons are ornamented with incised carving.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	nicely turned and tapered front legs terminate in button feet.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the chair back is nicely raked; the rear stiles continue down to form the rear legs in a serpentine curve.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the chair back is flaired out from the lower rail up to the crest rail.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the rear stiles terminate in carved segmental pediments, ornamented with incised carving.

measurements:
back height: 35 inches
seat width: 17 &Acirc;&frac12; inches
seat depth: 16 inches
seat height: 17 &Acirc;&frac12; inches
condition: one female mask chair has a nick in the corner of the burl lozenge panel on the crest rail (see photo). Some of the legs and stiles have some slight white paint splatters. There are a few nicks in the black ebonizing.
these chairs may be picked up in boylston, ma. 
we can arrange for delivery within 100 miles.
please e-mail for a delivery estimate with your location and particulars.
locations beyond 100 miles will require a freight estimate.
all items are sold &quot;as is&quot; and all sales are final. This is an antique piece of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant.
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.

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       <title>A Spindle Back Stenciled Cottage Side Chair C. 1860-1875</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1137768/Antique-A-Spindle-Back-Stenciled-Cottage-Side-Chair-C--1860-1875</link>
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a spindle back stenciled cottage side chair c. 1860-1875

a spindle back cottage side chair with a stenciled crest rail. The crest rail is slightly concave, about 3 inches wide, with the upper edge a continuous flat curve. The lower edge is scroll arched. The ends of the rail extend beyond the vase and ring turned back uprights. Between this rail and a conforming cross slat are four vase, knob and ring turned spindles.

&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the crest rail is stenciled with gold floral and leaf forms on a black ground. The black ground is rimmed with mustard.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the cane seat is a simplified shield shape. The cane is in good condition for its age.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the front legs are tapered, cylinder, knob and ring turned.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the rear legs are a continuation of the rear stiles, plain turned, tapered and flaired.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the rear stiles are vase, knob and ring turned, with olive-green bands rimmed by mustard on each side.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the front stretcher is vase and ring turned, with an olive green band ringed by mustard.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the double side stretchers and single rear stretcher are plain. 
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the crest rail height is 33&acirc;&euro; from the floor.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the seat sits 17 1/2&acirc;&euro; from the floor.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the seat is 15 1/2&acirc;&euro; wide at the front, tapering down to 12 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro; at the rear.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the seat depth is 15&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the chair weight is 7 pounds.
a drawing of this type of chair may be found on p. 74 of thomas ormsbee&acirc;&euro;&trade;s book entitled &acirc;&euro;&oelig;a field guide to american victorian furniture&acirc;&euro;.

this chair is in as found condition. The surface patina is nicked, worn and flaked, as expected in a chair approaching 153 years of age. The chair joints are not really loose but somewhat fragile. The chair rocks slightly under weight; this would not be a good chair for heavy use. This style of chair is dainty and meant more for display. There is a vintage repair to some cracks on the rear right leg and some vintage repairs to the rear seat stile.
this chair may be picked up in boylston, ma. 
we can arrange for delivery within 100 miles 
please e-mail for a delivery estimate with your location and particulars.
all items are sold &quot;as is&quot;. These are antique pieces of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant. 
please ask any questions prior to offering to buy.

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       <title>An Arts &amp; Crafts Era Mission Oak China Cabinet C. 1900</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1137808/Antique-An-Arts---Crafts-Era-Mission-Oak-China-Cabinet-C--1900</link>
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						This single door china cabinet features 3 removable wood shelves which have a double set of grooves for the vertical display of fine china. The top shelf is fitted with brass cup hooks underneath, to hang and display fine china cups.
the oak in this cabinet is all solid with the exception of the back panel, which is oak veneer.
the early glass in this cabinet is delightfully wavy. The main body of the cabinet has 4 panes of glass, with another in the door. The 2 front panes of glass are surmounted by oak dividers.
the predominant style of this cabinet is arts &amp; crafts, or mission, with its plain, perpendicular lines. The feet and legs display an edwardian trend.
the lock on the door is functional and the original key has survived.
there is no maker&acirc;&euro;&trade;s name in evidence. The only markings on the cabinet are some stenciled numbers on the upper rear panel.
overall dimensions are:
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	height of cabinet is 59 &Acirc;&frac14; inches.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	width of cabinet is 40 inches.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	width of cabinet top is 43 inches.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	depth of cabinet is 12 &Acirc;&frac12; inches.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	depth of cabinet top is 14 &Acirc;&frac14; inches.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	door dimensions are 45 inches by 19 inches.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	legs are 11 &Acirc;&frac12; inches tall.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	overall weight is approx. 80 lbs.
condition: this cabinet is generally very sturdy and in good condition. However, the front bun feet are missing all of the rounded segments, rendering them square. The front right leg facing is missing a segment of the segmented skirt which ornaments the leg just under the turned knob. The top of the cabinet displays some flecks of paint. There is also a light paint splash on the right side facing (see photo). One suspects that the room ceiling was painted with the cabinet in place.
this cabinet may be picked up in boylston, ma. 
we can arrange for delivery within 100 miles.
please e-mail for a delivery estimate with your location and particulars.
all items are sold &quot;as is&quot; and all sales are final. This is an antique piece of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant.
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.

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       <title>A Country Sheraton Youth Sized Thumb Back Rocker 19th Century</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1137962/Antique-A-Country-Sheraton-Youth-Sized-Thumb-Back-Rocker-19th-Century</link>
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						A diminutive, shabby chic black painted porch cane -seated ladder back rocking chair with thumb back stiles. The paint is very worn and chipped, appearing original; there are some white paint splashes. The porch-caned seat is in fair shape; there are a few rows missing at the front right hand facing corner. With the tall legs and short back, one can almost see the youth seated there!
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the 3 back slats are slightly curved.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the rounded chair stiles are flattened at the top, called thumb back.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the front, rear and sides of the chair are double stretchered, imparting strength to the design.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the chair legs are pegged into the top of the rockers.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the stile height is 34 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro; from the floor.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the stile height is 18&acirc;&euro; from the seat.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the seat sits 18 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro; from the floor.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the seat is 16&acirc;&euro; wide.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the seat depth is 12 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the stile width at the top is 15 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the rocker length is 29&acirc;&euro;.
this chair is in as found condition. The surface patina is nicked and flaked, as expected in chairs approaching 150 years of age. The chair is in sturdy shape; the joints are tight. 
this chair may be picked up in boylston, ma. 
we can arrange for delivery within 100 miles. Beyond this distance would require a freight estimate.
please e-mail for a delivery or freight estimate with your location and particulars.
all items are sold &quot;as is&quot;. These are antique pieces of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant. 
please ask any questions prior to offering to buy.

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       <title>Massachusetts Shaker Style Ladder Back Rush Seated Arm Chair  Circa 1790-1820</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1138055/Antique-Massachusetts-Shaker-Style-Ladder-Back-Rush-Seated-Arm-Chair-----Circa-1790-1820</link>
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						This chair was found in an old house in lancaster, ma. There was a shaker colony directly to the east of lancaster in harvard, ma, and another directly to the north of lancaster in shirley, ma. We cannot say that this is definitely a shaker chair, but it does have a certain characteristics of the shaker style, with its fairly plain stiles and stretchers. It is most certainly made by hand. There is a certain uneven quality to its construction; the left hand facing rear stile is 45&acirc;&euro; in height while the right hand facing rear stile is 44 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro; in height; however, the vasiform turnings at the base of the legs are of uniform height. There are hand-made square nails used in its construction.
this is a four (4) slat ladder back arm chair which retains an old stained surface. 

it has four back slats which are curved on top and flat on the bottom, indicating a new england origin. The slats are made of oak; the rest of the chair is most probably ash or maple. The rush seat is in useable condition; there are several small areas of broken rush but the seat is still sturdy.
it has shaped arms terminating in round pad hand rests which show plenty of wear.
the stiles are topped with acorn and nipple finials which also display a great deal of wear.
the plain turned double front stretchers also display wear. 
the legs terminate in vasiform turnings below the lower stretchers. The front stiles display the same vasiform turnings above the seat rail and below the hand rests.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	rear stile height is 45&acirc;&euro;/44 &Acirc;&frac12; &acirc;&euro; from floor.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	seat height is 16 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	seat width at front is 17&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	seat width at rear is 15 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	seat depth is 14&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	width at top of stiles is 15 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	there are 7 stretchers; 2 on each side, two in the front and one at the rear.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	weight is 13 lbs.

this chair is solid and sturdy; the joints are tight and the rush is serviceable, although broken in several small places. The old stained surface is worn, especially on the arms, the front stretchers and the backs of the slats. There are nicks and scratches on the legs, stiles and slats, expected in a chair approaching 220 years of age.

this chair may be picked up in boylston, ma. We can arrange for delivery within 100 miles.
please e-mail for a delivery estimate with your location and particulars.
if shipping is needed, please email for a quote to your destination.
all items are sold &quot;as is&quot;. This is an antique piece of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant.
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.

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       <title>Rare One-piece, Cant-back, Step-back Pine Cupboard Early 19th Century</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1138127/Antique-Rare-One-Piece--Cant-Back--Step-Back-Pine-Cupboard-Early-19th-Century</link>
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						One piece cupboard with top having canted section which goes from 9-1/2&acirc;&euro; deep to 12-1/2&acirc;&euro; on the bottom.
this rare step-back primitive pine cupboard has a lovely, weathered honey brown patina. There are remnants of an old blue-green wash in some surface pits.
three graduated shelves in the open, white-washed top area are grooved for displaying plates.
the bottom has a central door with one shelf behind. Door is held shut with a wooden turn-screw. The door has a raised and chamfered central panel. The interior of the door displays a worn, grain-painted surface.
the cupboard has boot-jack ends and an arched front apron.
the front surface displays a bead molding on the outer edge. 
there are square nails used in its construction.
the rear of the cupboard is composed of 3 long boards. It appears that there have been some replacement board feet inserted into the bottom few feet of the left two boards. There is a diagonal crack apparent in the top of the central rear board.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	overall height is 80&acirc;&euro; from floor.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	overall width is 30 &Acirc;&frac34;&acirc;&euro;.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	base is 16 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro; deep.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	upper section is 9 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro; deep at the top, tapering to 12&Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro; deep at the base of the upper section.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	door measurements are 28&acirc;&euro; high x 20 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro; wide.

this cupboard is solid and sturdy. The old stained surface is worn, pitted and cracked in places. There are nicks and scratches expected in a piece approaching 200 years of age.

this cupboard may be picked up in boylston, ma. We can arrange for delivery within 100 miles.
please e-mail for a delivery estimate with your location and particulars.
if shipping is needed, please email for a quote to your destination.
all items are sold &quot;as is&quot;. This is an antique piece of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant.
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.

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       <title>Light Blue Staffordshire Chinoiserie Cup Plate Registered July 19, 1846</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1138156/Antique-Light-Blue-Staffordshire-Chinoiserie-Cup-Plate-Registered-July-19--1846</link>
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						This 4&acirc;&euro; diameter cup plate has a clear british registry mark on the reverse which dates it to july 19th, 1846. Although the registry mark is clear, there is no maker&acirc;&euro;&trade;s mark or pattern mark.
the light blue transfer design in the center of the plate is clearly asiatic, with a pagoda and bridge overlooking a lake, a tree in the foreground, other buildings and poplar trees in the background.
the pattern on the rim of the plate is a light blue basket-weave pattern surrounded by either rosebuds or a leafy vine.

the inner rim of the plate has an oak-leaf pattern.
condition: crazed with a bit of discoloration. Small surface rim chip at about 10 o&acirc;&euro;&trade;clock. Small hairline fracture at 4 o&acirc;&euro;&trade;clock. &Acirc;&frac34;&acirc;&euro; hairline crack on reverse rim.

please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.
shipping quoted is for continental usa only. Please email for shipping quote to further destinations.

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       <title>Weller Art Pottery Matte Blue And Cream Cameo Rose Window Planter Or Jardinire C.1928</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1138253/Antique-Weller-Art-Pottery-Matte-Blue-and-Cream-Cameo-Rose-Window-Planter-or-Jardini--re-C-1928</link>
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						This 12 1/2&acirc;&euro; long art pottery paneled window jardini&Atilde;&uml;re has as lovely matte blue finish with a cream colored, relief of a cameo rose on one side. The inside of this jardini&Atilde;&uml;re is also finished with the same matte blue.
the underside has &acirc;&euro;&oelig;weller pottery&acirc;&euro; incised. This particular mark is usually dated 1928. There is also the letter &acirc;&euro;&oelig;a&acirc;&euro; painted under the glaze.
this jardini&Atilde;&uml;re is in particularly fine condition, with no chips, cracks, stains or crazing. The foot-rim shows the normal wear to be expected in a piece of this age.

jardini&Atilde;&uml;re measures 12 &Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro; long by 4&Acirc;&frac12;&acirc;&euro; wide by 4&acirc;&euro; in depth.
this would be a fine addition to your weller collection!
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.
shipping quoted is for continental usa only. Please email for shipping quote to further destinations.
s&amp;h to conus: $15.00.
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       <title>Roseville Usa Art Pottery Green Freesia Vase #119-7 C.1945</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1138307/Antique-Roseville-USA-Art-Pottery-Green-Freesia-Vase--119-7-C-1945</link>
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						The background of this vase is green with stylized freesia blossoms of lavender and white in a fanning cluster wrapped around the vessel. One side is lavender; the other side is white. It has two small handles at the bulbous part of the vase graduating into a found tubular top sitting on a round base. The interior is glazed.
this vase is referenced on page 139 of the collectors encyclopedia of roseville pottery, second series by sharon and bob huxford.
height: 7 &Acirc;&frac12; inches.
width handle to handle: 5 &Acirc;&frac34; inches.
top diameter: 3 inches.
foot diameter: 3 &Acirc;&frac34; inches.
the underside is embossed with &acirc;&euro;&oelig;roseville u.S.A. 119-7&acirc;&euro;. This particular pattern is usually dated 1945.
this vase is in particularly fine condition, with no chips, cracks, stains or crazing. The foot-rim shows the normal wear to be expected in a piece of this age.

this would be a fine addition to your roseville collection!
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.
shipping quoted is for continental usa only. Please email for shipping quote to further destinations.

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       <title>A Pair Of Lustrous Bohemian Blown Molded Silvered Or Mercury Glass Vases Hand Painted White Flowers C.1880</title>
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						Mercury glass actually contains no mercury; it is so-called for its appearance of silver under glass. It is double-hulled, blown glass with a solution of silver nitrate coating the interior.
these vases were made in bohemia in the latter part of the 19th century. They are hand painted with white enamel in a spiky, floral style.
beautiful and lustrous in appearance!
height: 7 3/8 inches.
base diameter: 2 7/8 inches.
top diameter: 2 1/2 inches.
although unmarked, the bohemian origin is conveyed by the feather-light weight of the glass. American mercury glass was made of flint glass, which is fairly heavy. English mercury glass was made of leaded glass, which was heavier still. 
these vases are in good condition, with no chips or cracks. The seals covering the pontils are missing. There is some flaking and clouding of the silver lining, particularly on one foot rim. There is some spotting; some of the painted enamel decorations are worn off.

this would be a fine addition to your art glass collection!
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.
$15.00 s&amp;h. Shipping quoted is for continental usa only. Please email for shipping quote to further destinations.

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       <title>A Pair Of Lustrous Bohemian Blown Molded Silvered Or Mercury Glass Vases Hand Painted Persimmon Flowers C.1880</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1138740/Antique-A-Pair-of-Lustrous-Bohemian-Blown-Molded-Silvered-or-Mercury-Glass-Vases-Hand-Painted-Persimmon-Flowers-C-1880</link>
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						Mercury glass actually contains no mercury; it is so-called for its appearance of silver under glass. It is double-hulled, blown glass with a solution of silver nitrate coating the interior.
these vases were made in bohemia in the latter part of the 19th century. They are hand painted with persimmon enamel flowers and olive green leaves. They have a classic baluster shape with a flared trumpet neck.
beautiful and lustrous in appearance!
height: 8 inches.
base diameter: 3 inches.
top diameter: 3 3/8 inches.
although unmarked, the bohemian origin is conveyed by the feather-light weight of the glass. American mercury glass was made of flint glass, which is fairly heavy. English mercury glass was made of leaded glass, which was heavier still. 
these vases are in good condition, with no chips or cracks. The seals covering the pontils are present. There is some flaking and clouding of the silver lining, particularly on one foot rim. There is some spotting; some of the painted enamel decorations are worn off; one vase has more wear and spotting than the other.

this would be a fine addition to your art glass collection!
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.
s&amp;h: $15.00
shipping quoted is for continental usa only. Please email for shipping quote to further destinations.

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       <title>A Pair Of Large Lustrous Bohemian Blown Molded Silvered Or Mercury Glass Green Ribbed Vases Hand Painted Red Yellow Roses Bird C.1880</title>
       <link>https://www.antiques.com/classified/1138875/Antique-A-Pair-of-Large-Lustrous-Bohemian-Blown-Molded-Silvered-or-Mercury-Glass-Green-Ribbed-Vases-Hand-Painted-Red-Yellow-Roses-Bird-C-1880</link>
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						Mercury glass actually contains no mercury; it is so-called for its appearance of silver under glass. It is double-hulled, blown glass with a solution of silver nitrate coating the interior.
these large vases were made in bohemia in the latter part of the 19th century. They are hand painted with a yellow and red bird above red and yellow enamel roses with dark green leaves. They have a classic baluster shape with a flared trumpet neck. The ribbing appears to be on the inside of the glass, as the outside is smooth, except for the interior of the trumpet rim, where the ribbing can be felt .
there were once bands of black and yellow enamel encircling the vases. These bands have almost disappeared. Remnants of black enamel bands are on the trumpet tops.
beautiful and lustrous in appearance!
height: 12 inches.
base diameter: 4 &Acirc;&frac14; inches.
top diameter: 4 &Acirc;&frac12; inches.
although unmarked, the bohemian origin is conveyed by the feather-light weight of the glass. American mercury glass was made of flint glass, which is fairly heavy. English mercury glass was made of leaded glass, which was heavier still. 
these vases are in good condition, with no chips or cracks. The seals covering the pontils are missing. The silvered lining has eroded considerably; although the vases are still lustrous in appearance, when held up to the light, translucency is obvious. One vase is more translucent than the other. Much of the painted enamel decorations are worn off. There is a glass protrusion or knob on the interior top surface of one of the trumpet rims.

this would be a fine addition to your art glass collection!
please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.
$15.00 shipping quoted is for continental usa only. Please email for shipping quote to further destinations.

					<div class="dealer_info"><strong>Item Price : $90.00</strong></div>
					
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       <title>A Gorgeous Vion &amp; Baury Svres Figurine C. 1868-1890</title>
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						A  wonderfully modeled vion &amp; baury s&Atilde;&uml;vres 9 &Acirc;&frac14; inch high figurine of a young lady wearing period costume with delicate, gold-sprigged floral detail.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the green anchor mark is printed on the underside of the base, indicating that this piece of vion &amp; baury s&Atilde;&uml;vres is known as gille jeune porcelain, made between 1868 &acirc;&euro;&ldquo; 1890 in paris. 
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	the figure is delicately modeled in a very life-like stance, with her torso turned to the left as she carries a water jug for the flowers she holds in her apron. She is wearing a very jaunty, gilt leghorn bonnet with a white ruffled mobcap beneath. Her gown is extravagantly enameled with gilt leaves and raised gilt dots. Her apron is filled with delicate, colored flowers and a floral sprig nestles in her low cut bodice. A gilt peplum flairs from her tightly cinched waist in the back.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	she is holding a corner of her apron in her right hand and a water jug in her left hand. Unfortunately, the jug handle has not survived.
&acirc;&euro;&cent;	at some point in time, her left leg was broken just under the skirt hem. There is evidence of a glue repair to this leg just under the skirt and again under the shoe. The glue repair appears to extend under the skirt to the rear. The repair is not highly visible, unless one is specifically looking for it.

all items are sold &quot;as is&quot;. This is an antique piece of porcelain; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant.
shipping of $15.00 quoted is for continental us only. Please contact seller for shipping quote to other locations.

					<div class="dealer_info"><strong>Item Price : $250.00</strong></div>
					
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