AMERICAN TAVERN TABLE. Great early 19th century pine New England tavern table. A rectangular top with bread board ends pegged to a base with one drawer. Gently round tapered legs ending on button feet. Original Chippendale hardware. Nice small size measuring 42.5" wide, 29" deep and a height of 26.75". Circa 1800 to 1810.
FOR SALE @ $3,600.00
AMERICAN SUGAR CHEST. Wonderful early 19th century Kentucky cherry sugar chest. Hinged top over a rectangular case with tapered squared legs. Interior divider is missing still showing the grooves. Pin construction, original hinges and locking mechanism with some restorations on the case. Stands 29/5" tall with a length and depth of 35" x 18". Circa 1820 to 1830.
FOR SALE @ $1,850.00
AMERICAN TAVERN TABLE. Great early 19th century Virginia tavern table. Oval cherry top over a chestnut skirt with nicely turned slightly splayed legs ending on a button foot. Peg construction and in excellent condition. Top measures 37" x 26.5" and an overall height of 26". Circa 1800.
FOR SALE @ $1,795.00
AMERICAN BUCKET BENCH. Great early 19th century American pine small size bucket bench. Two levels with a high top tier and the lower bookended by nice arched side accents. All ending on an arched side cut out. All square nailed construction. Measures 34" long by 28.25" tall with a depth of 15". Circa 1830 to 1840. In excellent condition.
FOR SALE @ $295.00
AMERICAN CANDLE MOLD IN FRAME. Hard to find early 19th century American boxed candle mold housed in wood. An 18 candle maker with tin shafts surrounded by and set in a thick walnut frame. Open holes on the top and a few tapered ends still remaining on the underneath. Measures 22" x 14" x 6" deep.
FOR SALE @ $595.00
CORNER SHELF. Fun 19th century American walnut three tier hanging corner shelf with nice graduated and shaped shelves. Vertical edges are also nicely scalloped topped by an extended finial shape. Probably Pennsylvania. Measures 32" tall with a bottom shelf width of 14.5". Circa 1840 to 1850.
FOR SALE @ $355.00
MAPLE CANDLE STAND. Very handsome early 19th century maple candle stand. Circular top above a turned pedestal shaft featuring an urn shape all ending on a tripod with slipper feet. In excellent condition with no breaks or repairs. Measures 26.5" tall with a top diameter of 16.25". Circa 1820 to 1830.
FOR SALE @ $700.00
MAPLE WASHSTAND. Great early 19th century maple washstand with one drawer. Top features a 3/4 gallery ending in a nice scrolling shape. Turned legs with a shelf below. Single drawer with original pulls. Square nail and peg construction. Measures 32.5" tall, 19.25" wide with a depth of 16.5". Circa 1830
FOR SALE @ $500.00
GRAIN PAINTED MULE CHEST. Wonderful early 19th century New Hampshire mule chest in wonderful grain paint. Nice deep rich walnut coloring all over. Hinged lift top compartment above two drawers below. Shaped skirt and side feet. Shows some wear and tear but in very good condition overall. Measures 43.25" wide, 39.75" tall and a depth of 18.25". Circa 1830.
FOR SALE @ 1,300.00
KNITTY KNOTTY. Hard to find 19th century pine knitty knotty. Main shaft is shaped out of a single piece of wood with square ends in opposite directions and a single incised ring decoration in the center. Pegged to the ends are attached two extensions for winding yarn. Found in Kentucky. Measures 18" long with each extension at 14".
FOR SALE @ $135.00
CHERRY WORK TABLE. Great early 19th century American cherry work table. An extended top of a case of two drawers all atop nicely turned shaped legs. Measures 22.5" long, 29" tall and a depth of 19". Circa 1830 to 1840
FOR SALE @ $435.00
PINE DRY SINK. Wonderful early 19th century American pine dry sink. Sink well next to a work surface concealing one drawer with divided interior all atop two doors below and a splayed foot. One shelf from side to side in the interior of the lower half. Measures 49.5" long, 36" tall and 20" deep. Circa 1840
FOR SALE @ $900.00
PEWTER COFFEE POT. Great rather large early 18th century American pewter coffee pot with an original early "make-do" wooden handle. A cylindrical shape body with an urn shaped finial atop the hinged lid and a stylized pour spout. Measures 11.5" tall with a base diameter of 5". Circa 1790 to 1800
FOR SALE @ $310.00
CHERRY CHEST OF DRAWERS. Really nice early 19th century American five drawer cherry chest. Two smaller drawers over three full length. One board top and paneled sides atop small turned legs. Measures 40.5" tall, 43" wide and 19.5" deep. Circa 1830 to 1840
FOR SALE @ $595.00
CANDLE BOX. Nice small early 19th century hanging pine candle box. Square box shaped topped with an up sweeping back ending in a squared-off pediment. Features square nail and peg construction. measures 12" in length and 11" in total height.
FOR SALE @ $295.00
PIE SAFE. Wonderful early 19th century walnut Pennsylvania pie safe featuring one drawer over two doors. Doors have inset four original punched tin "Pennsylvania pinwheel" designs. Paneled sides and turned turned legs with large button feet. Measures 42.5" long, 44.5" tall and 17.5" deep. Circa 1820 to 1830
FOR SALE @ $2,550.00
AMERICAN CORNER CUPBOARD. Exceptional early 19th century American two-piece tulip wood Hackensack, New Jersey corner cupboard. Twelve original glass pane single door top sets upon a base of one drawer and another single double panel blind door. Nice reeding flank the cornered sides and across the base front with horizontal reeding across the drawer face. White painted interior with shaped cornice and skirt. Measures 80" tall, 50" wide and a depth of 20". Circa 1810 to 1820.
FOR SALE @ $5,500.00
TIN SPICE BOX. Fun 19th century wood and tin three compartment spice box. Molded tin outer box with rounded edges and angled opening with two wood dividers. Measures 10" in length and 8" tall.
FOR SALE @ $185.00
CANDLE MOLD. Early 19th century standing six candle tin mold. Tray top with six openings, tapered cylinders extending down, ending in a pointed shape under a hooded base. Applied arched handled on the back. Measures 12" tall by 8.25" long and 7" deep.
FOR SALE @ $295.00
SAWBUCK TABLE. Nice early 19th century sawbuck table with a two board scrub top ending with bread board ends. The "x" shape base features a wrought iron rod support from end support to end support. Made of pine, the stretcher base has traces of old red wash stain. Measures 79.5" long with a height of 30" with a depth of only 27.5". Very nice small size. Circa 1820.
FOR SALE @ $2,450.00
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