Furniture

Kentucky Sheraton cherry sugar press, poplar secondary. Rectangular post and panel case, two-thirds hinged plain top above two paneled inner compartments with the original divider, over two paneled doors enclosing one shelf, paneled sides, brass escutcheons, and turned tapered feet. Sugar well with interior panels to sides and strips to bottom edges. 37 3/4" H x 39" W x 18 3/4" D. Circa 1835-1840. Provenance: From the collection of Patsey Field Harney Madden, a direct descendent of the founding families of Richmond and Madison County in Kentucky, including the families Estill, Miller, Field, Hume, and Burnham. On Patsey's mother's side was Captain James Estill, an original settler of Fort Boonesborough along with Daniel Boone. She was also a direct descendant of Colonel John Miller, who was originally from Richmond, VA and a Revolutionary War veteran. During the late 1700s, he donated the land where present day Richmond, Kentucky is now seated, and began his family. The Miller's and Estill families were eventually joined in marriage. The items from this collection descended in the family, and resided in the historic Miller Manor in Richmond, KY. It was constructed in 1862 by Robert Miller, grandson of Col. John Miller and great-great-grandfather to Patsey.

PROVENANCE: See description for provenance information.

CONDITION: Overall very good condition, older refinish with a small knot hole patch, approx. 1/2", to left side of escutcheon. Old insect/worm damage to the front edge of the bottom interior board. [See more photos →]

Kentucky Sheraton triple bow-fronted deep-end sideboard, cherry primary, flame-grained cherry veneer and poplar secondary. Consisting of a two-board cherry top edged with string inlay and sand-burnt figure above a wide center bowed drawer over two recessed bowed cabinet doors and flanked by narrow flat front drawers over flat vertical bottle drawers and reeded stiles. Deep ends with bowed drawer over a tall bowed cabinet. Each upper drawer faced with flamed grain cherry veneer with string inlay edge and center oval. Bottle drawers and each cabinet door faced with matching flamed grain veneer with sting inlay edge and center tombstone. Bone keyhole surrounds and dust panels between top row of drawers, cabinets and bottle drawers below. Base outlined with a band of 5-string inlay. The sideboard rests on turned reeded legs with rounded feet and retains the original 2" pressed glass disc pulls with cut starburst pattern on the reverse and silvered, set in brass collars and mounted on brass stems, likely Pittsburgh glass. Rail and stile construction with square head cut nails. 78 1/4" W x 44 1/4" H x 20 1/2" D (side), 23 3/4" D (center). Circa 1810-1825. Note: A "sister" sideboard, located in the Old Governor's Mansion in Frankfort, was documented by Brad Rauschenberg, Frank Horton and Mary C. McClinton for MESDA in 1975, Photo #S-4397: https://mesda.org/item/object/sideboard/11775/. A copy of this report will be made available to the winning bidder.

CONDITION: Overall good condition with expected age related use and wear. Old refinish with minor restorations to veneer, some vertical wood shrinkage, old damage to left side of top. 1979 repair inscription. Center drawer with later added partitions and interior metal braces to each corner, drawer corners with vertical wood shrinkage to veneer. [See more photos →]

Southern diminutive sugar or valuables box, cherry primary and poplar secondary, featuring a paneled top above a rectangular case, the interior fitted with lock and three till boxes with sliding tops, on turned feet. 16 3/4" H x 24 3/4" W x 12 1/4" D. Mid-19th century.

CONDITION: Overall good condition with old surface and general expected light wear. [See more photos →]

Middle Tennessee Sheraton sugar chest of unusual height, cherry primary, poplar secondary. Hinged top with breadboard ends and ogee molding, over a square dovetailed case with interior well divided in three sections. Upper case is secured to the base with pegs and is detachable. Lower case with one dovetailed, scratch-beaded drawer having wooden pulls, over unusually tall Sheraton ring turned and ball feet. Early black paint inscription on back of upper case, "Union City, Tenn. R. A. Adams". Note: Union City is in Obion County, West Tennessee. However, the early form of this sugar chest indicates it was likely made in Middle Tennessee, suggesting Adams may have been a past owner. 41 3/4"H x 26 3/4"W x 18 1/4". Retains the original key.

CONDITION: Older cleaned surface, top 1" of back edge has been replaced on back, older small patch, approximately 1" x 1/2", to back left edge, lower edge of ogee molding with losses to front and back left side. Dovetailed drawer to lower case with bottom drawer side edges built up (less than 1/4"). [See more photos →]

East Tennessee Federal inlaid chest of drawers, cherry primary and poplar secondary. Consisting of a slightly overhanging plain top with line inlaid sides, above four reverse graduated dovetailed and cockbeaded drawers with barber pole inlay borders to each drawer. Each drawer with case line inlaid surrounds, early eagle-stamped oval brasses and applied brass escutcheons, all above a shaped skirt with line inlay and tall shaped bracket feet. 44 3/4" H x 42" W x 18 1/4" D. Circa 1830.

CONDITION: Older refinish; overall very good condition. Oval eagle brasses appear to be original to the chest. Chest appears to retain original blocking. The back left rear facing has been abraided to one edge and re-attached. One backboard slightly loose, a couple of drawers with wear to the lower drawer sides, the second drawer interior with felt and moldings added to possibly house silver flatware. [See more photos →]

East Tennessee pie safe, Hawkins or Greene County, walnut primary and yellow pine secondary. Rectangular form with plain top having canted corners, two dovetailed drawers with turned pulls above two doors having one large punched tin with central compass design within concentric circles, all on tapered feet. 45 1/4" H x 42 1/2" W x 17 1/4" D. Third quarter of the 19th century.

PROVENANCE: Private Hawkins County, Tennessee collection.

CONDITION: Overall very good condition with expected wear and losses including staining to top, losses to knobs of doors. Interior of drawers and base have been painted. [See more photos →]

Chippendale period walnut armchair, possibly Philadelphia, with shell and scroll carved crest and scrolled ears over a carved and pierced splat with heart shaped cut out flanked by scrolled volutes. Serpentine armrests ending in carved volutes; trapezoidal slip seat and deeply carved skirt with shell carving at center; shell carved knees and cabriole legs ending in flattened ball and claw feet. The skirt is joined by mortise and tenon joints to the rear legs, which are extensions of the stiles and end in a tapering round and raking form. Overall: 41" H x 26" W x 18 1/2" D. Seat height: 17'H. Circa 1770.

PROVENANCE: The collection of Marlin Phythyon Sanders, Nashville, Tennessee, purchased over 30 years ago from Eloise Jeffries, Farmhouse Antiques, Nashville.

CONDITION: Surface and upholstery exhibit sun fading. Several joints are loose, but stable. Arm joints appear to have old reinforcements at stiles. Small loss to edge of one return on skirt. Small old loss to carving on rear of one ear. Interior of skirt is missing front interior glue blocks. Wear and small losses to talons on feet. Shrinkage cracks to crest, possible repair to rear joint at crest and stile. Glue blocks on seat are replaced. Scattered general minor wear and abrasions, overall good condition. [See more photos →]

American tall chest of drawers. Possibly figured cherry or maple primary, white pine secondary. Ogee cornice over upper case consisting of three dovetailed drawers over four graduated dovetailed drawers. Lower case with ogee medial molding over three graduated drawers, case resting on French bracket feet. Upper and lower case with fluted quarter columns. Appears to retain the original oval brasses and brass escutcheons. Upper case 38 3/4" H x 40 1/2" W 22 1/4" D, Lower Case 35 1/4"H x 40 1/2"W x 22 1/4"D. Mid-Atlantic, circa 1810.

CONDITION: Older refinish, left side with darker stain applied inconsistently. Colored stain inconsistently applied to lower two drawers of top section and on all three drawers of lower section and more consistently to right side. Upper left edge of third drawer of upper case with break to molded edge, and small 3/4" patch to upper case on right side. [See more photos →]

New York mahogany and mahogany veneer 3-pedestal banquet dining table, white pine, poplar and ash secondary woods. The top is constructed of figured mahogany leaves and includes two (2) D-shaped ends having a single pivoting leaf and one (1) center section with two leaves. The tops surmount conforming skirts with figured mahogany veneers and applied half-round brass molding to the edge. Each section rests on three vasiform-shaped and carved pedestals that are supported by four (4) carved legs that terminate into paw feet with brass casters. The leaf supports consist of square rods that are recessed underneath the table when not in use and then slide out when necessary. 181" (15'1") total L x 54 1/8" W x 29 1/4" H (24" floor to shirt). Each D-end section measures: 50" L. Center section measures: 81" L. Circa 1825. Note: This table was originally purchased from George C. Williams American Antiques in Charleston, SC and purportedly descended through a nine-generation Charleston, SC family. Maurie McInnis and Robert Leath note in their article "Beautiful Specimens, Elegant Patterns: New York Furniture for the Charleston Market, 1810-1840" (American Furniture, 1996, Chipstone Foundation) that it was common in the first half of the 19th century for wealthy Charleston families to import furniture from New York. It was less expensive and was deemed to be more fashionable.

CONDITION: Minor repairs to one leaf; central section top with wood shrinkage; various missing foot laminations recarved, applied, and finished to match; the leaves of the two ends have been toned to match the central section, which was exposed to less sunlight. [See more photos →]

Rare automaton organ clock, featuring 18th-century organ works and painted figures in a later cherry case with painted vignettes to clock face and tableau. Organ mechanism uses bellows to create air that flows through the thirty-six (36) pipes or flutes and makes the music, in turn animating the figures, playing eight (8) tunes. Dial signed Peter Horner and Theobach Horner. The case features a scroll and flourish carved pediment, paneled door and base, and incised floral decoration at the mid molding between waist and base. Note: most of these clocks were originally made as "wag on the wall" clocks, without cases, but many have had cases made to house them at later dates, as with this example. Case: 101 1/2" H x 28" W x 18" D. Works, figures, and original painted face and tableau 18th century; case 19th century.

CONDITION: Clock is functional, has been recently serviced, and retains original figures. One figure missing an arm and has detached but included trombone. Areas of replaced wood including two corners of front door. Painted clock face with Horner signatures and tableau section are 19th or early 20th century replacements, but the originals on which they are based are present and exhibit significant wear and full separation cracks. Case has some wear and scattered patch repairs, mainly around door. [See more photos →]

Set of twelve English Chippendale-style mahogany dining chairs including two (2) armchairs and ten (10) side chairs. Each having molded, yoke-shaped top rails with carved foliate decoration and leaf carved ears; foliate carved and tapered stiles; splat in pierced pattern with fine leaf carvings; serpentine seats covered in peach moire upholstery and straight molded and carved legs with C-scroll carved returns. The armchairs have double curved foliate carved arms above curved and carved armrests. Side chairs measure: 38" H x 23" W x 20 1/2" D. Arm chairs measure: 39 1/4" H x 29" W x 21 1/2" D. Seat height for all chairs is 18 1/2". English, 3rd quarter of the 19th century.

PROVENANCE: Property from the Collection of Jo Ann Cline Yates, Lookout Mountain Tennessee, purchased Great Brompton House Antiques, Hereford, England, 1993. Copy of some original purchase information is available to the winning bidder.

CONDITION: All chairs in overall good condition with normal age related use wear. Seat of one side chair with staining. [See more photos →]

English George III style mahogany triple-fold gate leg game and tea table, consisting of a rectangular molded top that opens to reveal a matching wood top and again to reveal a green baize covered top; one central dovetailed drawer with brass pull, chamfered straight legs and finely scalloped returns. 30 1/4" H x 33 1/4" W (open) x 32 1/2" D. 19th century.

PROVENANCE: Property from the Collection of Jo Ann Cline Yates, Lookout Mountain Tennessee.

CONDITION: Overall good condition commensurate with age and use wear. Some minor wood shrinkage to top. Some worm holes evident to underside and glue blocks. [See more photos →]

Pair of Georgian-style inlaid petite sideboards or brandy boards, mahogany with pine secondary. Each of block front form with veneered, line-inlaid conforming tops, two central dovetailed drawers having round brass pulls, flanked by cabinet sections with curved doors, all with string inlay, and rising on square tapered and line-inlaid legs. 33 3/4" H x 48" W x 20" D. Late 19th/Early 20th century.

PROVENANCE: Property from the Collection of Jo Ann Cline Yates, Lookout Mountain Tennessee.

CONDITION: Both overall good condition with general use wear including some light scratching. One with faint old water staining to finish to top. [See more photos →]

Four (4) small mahogany Campaign style cabinets having tooled leather tops over four drawers and bracket feet with brass trim and pulls. Some drawers with applied apothecary or chemical labels above. Each measures 25 3/4" H x 9 1/2" W x 10 5/8" D. Probably English, Late 19th/early 20th century.

CONDITION: All in overall good condition with general expected use wear. Wear and losses to some labels; one cabinet is missing all four labels; one cabinet is missing one label. [See more photos →]

French wrought iron center or console table consisting of a rectangular Portoro marble top with rounded corners, set on a wrought iron base with gilt panther mask supports at the top, x-stretcher with gilt animal mask finial to center, and curvilinear feet terminating in gilt paws supported by bun feet. 31" H x 42" W x 30" D. Late 19th/Early 20th century.

CONDITION: Top with a couple of minor chips to edge and normal surface wear, base with oxidation and scattered normal losses to surface. [See more photos →]

Louis XV-style French marquetry inlaid five-drawer desk with ormolu bronze mounts around the perimeter of top, cabriole legs with bronze mounts and ormolu foliate surrounds to each side of the desk. Elaborate Inlaid floral patterns to top and each side of the desk. Dovetailed drawers. Retains key. 31 1/2"H x 36"W x 21 3/4". European, early 20th century.

PROVENANCE: The estate of Pia Stratton, Nashville, Tennessee.

CONDITION: Overall very good condition. Top with a deep scratch to veneer in center panel approx. 2 1/2" L and a couple of water stains to the top. [See more photos →]

French Louis XV Style bombe chest or commode consisting of a variegated breche d'alep marble top above two rosewood parquetry drawers with herrinbone inlay design, shaped skirt and cabriole legs. Rococo ormolu bronze mounted stiles, skirt, feet, handles, and escutcheons. 32" H x 36 1/2" W x 20" D. French, late 19th century.

PROVENANCE: The estate of Pia Stratton, Nashville, Tennessee.

CONDITION: Overall very good condition. Some scattered wood shrinkage, one wooden slat to underside of the top missing. [See more photos →]

1st item: Chinese Shanxi Style red lacquer and gilt decorated cabinet. Rectangular form consisting of a plain top over two doors that enclose two shelves and a molded flat base. The top, front and sides with all-over scenic figural landscape depicting figures engaging in various activities. Iron carrying hardware to each side. 34 3/4" H x 34 3/8" W X 18" D. 20th century or earlier. 2nd item: Chinese red lacquered wood storage box, oval form with flaring handles and sliding lid. Lid with export seal. 12" H x 17 1/2" W x 10 1/2" D. late 19th/early 20th century.

PROVENANCE: Estate of Margaret Ann O'Shaughnessy, Memphis, Tennessee.

CONDITION: 1st item: Overall good condition with general wear scattered minor losses. Right door with replaced contemporary hinges. 2nd item: Overall good condition with scattered expected use wear and losses. [See more photos →]

1st item: Vintage Chinese lacquered pagoda style display cabinet consisting of six polygon-shaped shelves, the back with scenic gilt landscape decoration with red and gilt trim, and a tall pagoda style top with finial. 2nd & 3rd items: Pair of Chinese Chippendale style mahogany etageres consisting of a pagoda crest above three shelves supported by turned uprights and one lower base drawer. Cabinet: 97 1/2" H x 33" W x 15 1/2" D. Etageres each: 36 3/4" H x 13" W x 6 5/8" D. All items 20th century.

PROVENANCE: The estate of Pia Stratton, Nashville, Tennessee.

CONDITION: All pieces in overall good condition. Base of display cabinet with minor scattered wear. Etageres with some scattered staining to shelves, minor wear to bases. [See more photos →]

East Tennessee, Roane County diminutive Sheraton chest of drawers, walnut primary, poplar secondary. Consisting of a plain rectangular top over four graduated, dovetailed and scratchbeaded drawers with wood pulls, sides with scalloped returns and spur bracket feet, and carved side skirts. 37 3/4" H x 38" W x 16 1/4" D. Mid-19th century. Note: Oral history of the chest being made by Peter Goodwin (1832-1892), a cabinetmaker who is the husband of quiltmaker, America Waller Goodwin, whose quilts are offered in the sale.

CONDITION: Overall good condition with older surface. Vertical wood shrinkage to left side, top with minor staining. [See more photos →]

East Tennessee pie safe, Greene or Grainger County, cherry and walnut primary woods, poplar secondary wood. Rectangular form with shaped gallery, two dovetailed drawers with turned pulls above two doors, each having four tins punched with a stylized diamond pattern with floral corners. Each side with two matching punched tins and the whole resting tapered feet. 52 1/4" H x 55 1/4" W x 15 1/2" D. Circa 1860.

PROVENANCE: Private Hawkins County, Tennessee collection.

CONDITION: Back right tapered foot replaced, gallery with evidence of insect damage and losses to left top and returns. One drawer with partial replacement of underside. Wear to edges of tins on front doors. [See more photos →]

Southern sugar chest, Kentucky or Tennessee, cherry primary and poplar secondary. Rectangular form with hinged top having half round molding, well with interior divider, tall turned legs with turnip tapered feet. 32 3/4" W x 27 3/4" H x 18 1/2" D. Probably Kentucky, Circa 1825.

CONDITION: Older refinished surface, retains the original lock. Back left leg with repair to stile and reinforced bracing strip running the width of the chest. Old rear left turned leg may be a replacement since ring turnings slightly vary from the other turned legs. Older replaced strip to backside of the top (1/4" W) and back of the case (1 1/4"W) where hinges previously broke out. [See more photos →]

Kentucky Sheraton signed chest of drawers, cherry primary, poplar secondary, consisting of a slightly overhanging top above flanked by tombstone inlaid and carved stiles; above three graduated dovetailed and scratch beaded drawers flanked by half-round turned pilasters, base molding with inlaid arrows and other geometric motifs; paneled sides with chipped carved, incised, and inlaid eagle decoration at the top; all above tall turned Sheraton feet. Inscription to two areas (right upper drawer and lower drawer) "Samuel Alspach" or "Alspauh", possibly the owner. Additional inscription to back of top drawer reading "David Boyer …. with his hand in the year AD 1836". 48 3/4" H x 42" W x 21 1/2" D. Circa 1835.

CONDITION: Overall good condition with old refinish, scattered abrasions and separations. Evidence of old backsplash due to a gap to the back of the top. Wood pulls are old replacements; drawer supports are built up and drawer runners are replacements. [See more photos →]

1st item: Kentucky dovetailed walnut cutlery tray bisected by divider with heart-shaped cut out handle. Poplar bottom board. 8 5/8" H x 14 3/4" W x 9 1/4" D. 2nd item: Kentucky mixed woods miniature ladder back chair with plain round back posts having tapered finials, slightly arched slats over a rush woven seat, posts with plain armrests having tapered feet, and plain stretchers. 13 7/8" H x 7 3/4" W x 6 1/8" D. Both items 19th century. Provenance: From the collection of Patsey Field Harney Madden, a direct descendent of the founding families of Richmond and Madison County in Kentucky, including the families Estill, Miller, Field, Hume, and Burnham. On Patsey's mother's side was Captain James Estill, an original settler of Fort Boonesborough along with Daniel Boone. She was also a direct descendant of Colonel John Miller, who was originally from Richmond, VA and a Revolutionary War veteran. During the late 1700s, he donated the land where present day Richmond, Kentucky is now seated, and began his family. The Miller's and Estill families were eventually joined in marriage. The items from this collection descended in the family, and resided in the historic Miller Manor in Richmond, KY. It was constructed in 1862 by Robert Miller, grandson of Col. John Miller and great-great-grandfather to Patsey.

PROVENANCE: See description for provenance information.

CONDITION: Cutlery tray with minor scattered surface wear; three minor areas of warping to each side of divider and lower edge of one side. Miniature chair having one foot with minute losses, scattered minor errant marks to seat, and scattered minor splits to woven rush sheet. [See more photos →]

Mid-Atlantic Sheraton one-drawer stand, mahogany and tiger maple veneer primary, white pine and poplar secondary. Grain painted square overhanging top with one dovetailed drawer having a tiger maple veneer front and glass pull, tiger maple sides, resting on rope twist legs with ring turned and acanthus carved capitals, and ball feet. 27 1/2" H x 19 1/4" W x 18" D. Circa 1820-1830.

PROVENANCE: Private Urbana, Illinois collection.

CONDITION: Overall very good condition with expected minor wear and abrasions consistent with age. [See more photos →]

American Federal carved mahogany side chair with a straight molded top rail surmounted by a rectangular, fluted center panel; straight molded stiles broadening just above seat; three carved and pierced splats above square bases attached to a molded lower back rail; fully upholstered peach and white velvet seat and tapered square legs terminating into spade feet. 36 1/2" H x 21" W x 18" D. Attrib. New York, circa 1800.

PROVENANCE: Property from the Collection of Jo Ann Cline Yates, Lookout Mountain Tennessee.

CONDITION: Overall good condition commensurate with age and use wear. [See more photos →]

English Regency rosewood card table, swiveling hinged D-shaped top opening to a green baize playing surface, skirt with applied floral bosses to three sides, raised on a column having an acanthus leaf carving, and resting on a shaped quadripartite base with carved turnip, lobed feet. Brass castors not attached but retained. 36" W X 28 1/4"H X 17 3/4"D. Opened top 36" W x 35.5" D. English, early 19th century.

CONDITION: Overall very good condition with an old small trapezoidal patch to edge of shaped quadripartite base (3 1/2" x 1/2"). Older interior green baize surface probably late 19th/early 20th century replacement. [See more photos →]

Two (2) English George III Style Hepplewhite Pembroke tables, each with crossbanded D-form drop leaves and square tapered legs, one (1) having finely figured mahogany veneer with inlaid oval design to top, and one (1) with satinwood veneer having contrasting banding and line inlay to its drawer and line inlaid legs. Both have an operational drawer to one side and faux drawer to the other. Mahogany table measures: 27 3/4" H x 28 3/4" D x 18 1/2" W (center) x 36 1/2" total W. Satinwood table measures: 28 1/2" H x 29 1/8" D x 18" W (center) x 28 1/2" total W. Satinwood table early to mid 19th century, Mahogany table second half of the 19th century.

PROVENANCE: Property from the Collection of Jo Ann Cline Yates, Lookout Mountain Tennessee. Satinwood table purchased 1993 from Breakspeare Antiques, Gloucestershire, England. A copy of the original receipt will be made available to the winning bidder.

CONDITION: Both tables overall good condition with scattered splits, small losses/repairs and warping to veneer commensurate with age. Both with shrinkage cracks to top and sewing bird scars underneath tops. [See more photos →]

English Regency mahogany 2-tier etagere, tapering form having two shelves supported by turned supports and ball finials, above a base with one large door above one drawer, the whole supported on bun feet. 53 1/2" H x 17" square (at base). 19th century.

PROVENANCE: The estate of Pia Stratton, Nashville, Tennessee.

CONDITION: Overall good and stable condition. Surface with scattered used wear concentrated around lower door and drawer. Varnish has become uneven in other areas around the base. Front right bun foot missing the lower half. [See more photos →]

French Louis XV style marquetry commode, serpentine block form. Rouge marble top above a conforming case with two banks of three half-length drawers, concave sides, and a valanced skirt. Cabriole legs are extensions of stiles and terminate in gilt sabots to front and rear feet. Ormolu mounts to sides and legs and all drawers with foliate ormolu pulls. 34" H x 57" W x 24 1/4" D. Early 20th century.

PROVENANCE: The estate of Pia Stratton, Nashville, Tennessee.

CONDITION: Overall good condition with expected general use wear. Some scattered veneer patches, lifting and minor losses to veneer. Some possible old insect wear to lower center back. [See more photos →]

Louis XV-style kingwood marquetry pier cabinet with foliate intarsia and gilt bronze mounts. Consisting of a rectangular-shaped black marble top with front rounded projecting corners; above a plain conforming frieze, canted sides, and two doors that open to two interior shelves; all resting on a shaped skirt with rounded projecting feet. The front and sides are profusely decorated with geometric, foliate, and floral basket intarsia inlay and the case is fitted with bronze mounts throughout including ormolu female caryatid mounts on the canted sides. 42 3/4" H x 50" W x 46 1/4" D. 20th century.

PROVENANCE: The estate of Pia Stratton, Nashville, Tennessee.

CONDITION: Overall very good condition with general expected use wear. [See more photos →]

English or Irish mahogany wine cooler or cistern, cylindrical form with applied carved swag and foliate decoration, raised on a carved skirt, cabriole legs with carved knees and ball and claw feet. Interior fitted with metal liner. 29 5/8" H x 15 3/4" dia. 19th century.

PROVENANCE: Property from the Collection of Jo Ann Cline Yates, Lookout Mountain Tennessee.

CONDITION: Overall good condition with expected use wear. Some losses to applied carved decoration. [See more photos →]

Pair of Italian Mid-Century Kosmos lounge chairs by Augusto Bozzi for Saporiti. Consisting of curved backs and deep curved bucket style seats covered in the original dark brown upholstery, resting on black wire frames with brass capped feet. Partial orange Fratelli Saporiti label to the underside of one chair. 33" H x 32 1/2" W x approx. 25" D. Circa 1957.

CONDITION: Both chairs retain the original upholstery that exhibits some use wear, pilling and grime. Bases with expected scattered use wear. [See more photos →]

Danish Modern rosewood Model 64 desk or vanity table designed by Arne Wahl Iversen for Vinde Mobelfabrik, Denmark. Top left drawer with brand reading FURNITURE MAKERS, DANISH, CONTROL and underside of stamped "No. 64, Made in Denmark" together with the VM logo. 32 1/2" H x 39" W x 27 1/2" D. Circa 1960's.

CONDITION: Overall very good condition with the original surface. Errant unknown clear substance splatter to work surface [See more photos →]

Set of three (3) Mid-Century Knoll "Tulip" (Model No. 150) swivel armchairs designed by Eero Saarinen. Consisting of a molded fiberglass chair frame on a coated aluminum base, covered in the original woven apple green upholstery, the bases are marked BR50. The chair seats (underneath the cushion) retain the Knoll International 745 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 1002232 label. 31 3/4" H x 25" W x 21" D. Circa 1970's.

CONDITION: All retain the original upholstery and exhibit signs of use wear including some scattered staining. Cushion interiors are dry rotted. Bases with light scuffing, minor scattered scratching and abrasions, and a few areas of rusting. [See more photos →]

1st item: Eames for Herman Miller molded fiberglass shell armchair with wire “Eiffel” base. Herman Miller logo and stamp on the underside. 31 1/4″ H x 24 3/4″ W x approx. 21″ D. 2nd item: Eames for Herman Miller molded plywood lounge chair, retains the original label on the underside. 26 3/8″ H x 21 3/8″ W x 22 3/4″ D. All chairs Mid-20th century.

CONDITION: 1st item: Overall general expected use wear, some fading to color of shell, oxidation to the base. 2nd item: Overall general expected use wear, some oxidation to the base. [See more photos →]

Pair of two (2) Mid Century Modern bentwood butterfly stools after the original design by Sori Yanagi (Japan, 1915-2011). Both with a maple finish and brass hardware. 15" H x 17" W x 12" D. Circa 1960's/1970's.

CONDITION: Overall good condition with general signs of use wear. Both with some chipping / small losses to veneer along the bottom edges. [See more photos →]

Kentucky Sheraton cherry server, poplar secondary. Consisting of a plain top with rounded corners and a shaped backsplash above a plain molded frieze, reeded legs and ball and spike feet. 33 3/4" H x 36 3/8" W x 18 3/4" D. Circa 1840-50. Provenance: From the collection of Patsey Field Harney Madden, a direct descendent of the founding families of Richmond and Madison County in Kentucky, including the families Estill, Miller, Field, Hume, and Burnham. On Patsey's mother's side was Captain James Estill, an original settler of Fort Boonesborough along with Daniel Boone. She was also a direct descendant of Colonel John Miller, who was originally from Richmond, VA and a Revolutionary War veteran. During the late 1700s, he donated the land where present day Richmond, Kentucky is now seated, and began his family. The Miller's and Estill families were eventually joined in marriage. The items from this collection descended in the family, and resided in the historic Miller Manor in Richmond, KY. It was constructed in 1862 by Robert Miller, grandson of Col. John Miller and great-great-grandfather to Patsey.

PROVENANCE: See description for provenance information.

CONDITION: Overall good condition. Older refinish. Top consists of two boards including the board on the back edge and shaped gallery repurposed from a dropleaf table leaf in the late 19th or early 20th century. Some instability to three of the legs due to prior break or fractures. Previously stabilized with glue. [See more photos →]

Southern or Mid-Atlantic Sheraton tiger maple chest of drawers, poplar secondary. Consisting of a plain top, two overhanging drawers above three drawers, all dovetailed with turned pulls and diamond escutcheons, flanked by half turned stiles, paneled sides and the whole on turned feet. Back with old partially legible inscription, possibly D. Kilsmith. 49" H x 45 3/8" W x 19 1/4" D. Circa 1835.

PROVENANCE: Private Bristol, Tennessee collection.

CONDITION: The turned feet and base supports for the feet are replacements. Refinished surface with general expected use wear. One drawer bottom appears to be a replacement. [See more photos →]

American Federal mahogany card table, New York or Philadelphia. Consisting of an oblong top with canted corners and reeded edges above a conforming apron, the standard with four ring-turned, reeded and fluted standards continuing to a shaped plinth, above four down swept reeded legs ending in brass animal paw feet on brass castors. 29 3/4" H x 35 5/8" W x 17 1/2" D (when closed). Early 19th century.

PROVENANCE: Collection of John H. and Carol R. Evans, Farragut, Tennessee.

CONDITION: Top with minor scattered scratching and staining. The plinth appears to be a later replacement. [See more photos →]

Late Classical mahogany footstool having an inset removable top with burgandy and gold upholstery and deep ogee shaped sides over turned feet fitted with brass castors. The top underside with a maker's label for the cabinet makers and brothers Albert and Edmond Dole of Bangor, Maine who operated a funiture manufacturing business from 1822 to 1889. 13" H x 18" square, mid-19th century.

CONDITION: Overall good condition, the sides exhibit general use wear with minor losses. [See more photos →]

Near pair of two (2) English Regency paint-decorated armchairs. Fluted and carved crest rails over wide panels decorated with raised foliate decoration, pierced diamond-shaped back splats with Prince of Wales feathers, open arms with curved supports, and padded seats with carved front seat rails, all resting on fluted tapered legs. Both chairs with a black lacquer finish with gilded highlights on the carved elements and striped damask upholstery. 32 1/4" H x 21 1/2" W x 17" D. 19th century.

PROVENANCE: The estate of Pia Stratton, Nashville, Tennessee.

CONDITION: Both chairs in overall good condition with expected general use wear and abrasions. Scattered touchup/repaint. One chair with break repair to rear left leg near seat and the other leg slightly loose. [See more photos →]

English Queen Anne style walnut burlwood chest of drawers, oak secondary. Rectangular crossbanded veneered overhanging top with molded edges and canted corners, three small drawers over three long drawers, all dovetailed and fitted with brass pulls and escutcheons; canted and reeded sides, and a molded base resting on bun feet. 40 3/4" H x 41" W x 20 1/2" D. 20th century.

PROVENANCE: Property from the Collection of Jo Ann Cline Yates, Lookout Mountain Tennessee.

CONDITION: Chest with elements of the 18th and 19th century likely assembled in the 20th century. Minor staining to the top and scattered wood shrinkage to veneer. [See more photos →]