Chippendale walnut slant-front desk, secondary woods include poplar and yellow pine, fitted interior with walnut figured prospect door flanked by two reeded document drawers, prospect section with three secret drawers. Case having four graduated dovetailed thumb-molded drawers, fluted quarter columns, and the original ogee bracket feet. 42 1/2" H x 38 1/2" W x 20 […]

Southern cherry sideboard, possibly Southwest Virginia, poplar and yellow pine secondary wood. Two board top with half-round molded edges, two scratch-beaded short drawers with wooden knobs over three paneled cabinet doors with scratch-beaded outer edges and ogee-molded inner edges, each opening to an interior shelf; half-turned pilasters, short turned front legs ending in compressed ball […]

Kentucky Sheraton Serpentine-Front Chest, possibly by Robert Wilson (working Lexington, KY area 1792-1825). Cherry and figured cherry veneers with poplar secondary wood. Serpentine top with reeded edge over a conforming case with reeded, arched stiles. Four dovetailed and cockbeaded drawers having oval brass pulls and escutcheons, slightly shaped skirt with contrasting lower strip of veneer; […]

American Queen Anne mahogany side chair with yoke shaped molded crest rail, upturned ears and molded, tapering stiles over a solid vasiform splat, set into shoe on rear rail. Trapezoidal slip seat, mortised and pinned into frame, with crewel work upholstery, cabriole front legs terminating in trifid or drake feet, flaring rear legs with chamfered […]

Pair Queen Anne-Chippendale transitional mahogany side chairs, attributed to Massachusetts, each with cupid's bow crest rail and curved, fluted ears over a pierced vasiform carved splat with stepped base, slip seat with blue velvet upholstery, front cabriole legs ending in pad feet, joined by H-turned stretcher. 38" H x 22" W x 18-1/2" W overall […]

Boston Chippendale mahogany block-front secretary-desk or desk and bookcase. Two part construction, white pine secondary wood and possibly sycamore on drawer sides. Top section with molded broken arch pediment and three flame finials, over a dentil molded cornice; two serpentine molded paneled doors flanked by columnar pilasters, opening to three book shelves. Desk with finely […]

Seth Thomas pillar and scroll clock, matched mahogany veneer, interior with original paper label for Seth Thomas, Plymouth, Connecticut, with original painted wooden face, case with original feet, skirt, glue blocks and brass finials. Later vintage color lithograph floral decals attached to lower glazed door. 32" H x 18" W x 5" D. 19th century. […]

Elnathan Taber, Massachusetts banjo clock, signed on the painted iron dial "E. Taber". Mahogany case fitted with weight driven brass movement, two reverse painted panels, brass bezel and sidearms, and brass eagle finial. Appears to retain the original brass works. 32" H x 10" W. 1st quarter 19th century. CONDITION: Right side arm loose, some […]

Federal pillar-and-scroll shelf clock, Ephraim Downes, Bristol, CT, c. 1825, Doughty Family (TN) provenance. Scrolled broken arch pediment with three brass urn finials, original painted wooden face, floral spandrels with gilt highlights, door with inlaid bone kite shaped escutcheon, lower door panel with reverse painted landscape, original feet and glue blocks, probably original finish. Partial […]

Three (3) Roy Pace (Tennessee, d. 2011) painted wood folk art carvings depicting scenes of rural life. 1st item: Carving of a woman holding a cannon ball, a box of cannon balls and an empty barrel at her feet. Signature and date 1977 carved underside of base. 10 1/2" H x 9 1/2" W x […]