Two (2) Sullivan County, Tennessee lead-glazed earthenware pottery cream pots attributed to the Cain Pottery. 1st item: Small East Tennessee copper oxide and lead-glazed body red earthenware cream pot. Ovoid form with a short neck and glazed base. 4 1/2″ H. 2nd item: Small East Tennessee lead-glazed body red earthenware cream pot. Ovoid form with […]
Lot 237: East TN Earthenware Jar, Attr. Cain Pottery
East Tennessee lead-glazed earthenware cream pot, attributed to the Cain Pottery of Sullivan County. Decorated with straight and combed sine wave incised lines below the rim, unglazed base. 5 3/4″ H. Mid 19th century. Note: recognition of the prolific Cain pottery in East Tennessee was noted in published resources as early as 1909, wherein the […]
Lot 236: East TN Earthenware Jug, Attr. Cain Pottery
Sullivan County, Tennessee earthenware jug, attributed to the Cain pottery. Lead-glazed jug with extruded handle and double thumbprint to the handle terminus, sine wave and incised lines bordering the upper bulbous midsection, flaring rim with tapered edge, beaded foot. Underside of base unglazed and unmarked. 10 3/4″ H. Note: This jug is illustrated in “Earthenware […]
Lot 235: East Tennessee Walnut Stand or Work Table
East Tennessee walnut stand or work table, poplar secondary. Consisting of a square top with rounded molding and a deep single dovetailed drawer, sandwich glass pulls, brass escutcheon, above ring-turned tapered legs. 29″ H x 20 3/8″ W x 20 1/8″ D H x 23 7/8″ W x 18 1/8″ D. Circa 1830. CONDITION: Older […]
Lot 234: East Tennessee Diminutive Walnut Sideboard
East Tennessee, Greene County, diminutive sideboard, walnut and butternut primary, yellow pine secondary. Rectangular top with scroll-shaped backsplash over three deep dovetailed drawers with wood pulls and brass escutcheons above three doors revealing shaped shelves, S-scrolled stiles forming scrolled front feet and slightly flaring rear feet. 46 1/4″ H x 51 1/8″ W x 17 […]
Lot 233: Tennessee Beaten Biscuit Table
Middle Tennessee beaten biscuit table or biscuit board, oak primary, poplar secondary with a rouge marble insert. Molded hinged top with nailed construction opening to reveal an inset marble top above one large divided drawer and square slightly tapered legs. Nailed and pegged construction throughout. 38″ H x 24 3/4″ W x 24 1/2″ D. […]
Lot 232: Middle TN Cherry Sugar Table
Middle Tennessee, attrib. Dekalb County, Sheraton sugar table, cherry with walnut drawer sides and poplar drawer bottoms. Plain, two-board top over a single deep dovetailed drawer with brass keyhole surround, supported on four ring turned and tapering legs ending in flattened ball and spike feet. Feet tips have been ebonized. 29 14″ H x 24 […]
Lot 231: East TN Sheraton Walnut Two Drawer Table
East Tennessee, Sullivan County, walnut two-drawer work table or stand with poplar, yellow pine, and oak/chestnut secondary, consisting of a two-board overhanging top above two side-by-side deep drawers with spool-turned pulls and tapered ring-turned legs. Pegged and square nail construction. 29″ H x 26 5/8″ W x 23 3/8″ D. Mid-19th century. PROVENANCE: Living Estate […]
Lot 230: Southern Federal Inlaid Chest
Southern, likely Tennessee, Federal Inlaid Chest of Drawers, walnut with poplar secondary. Rectangular top with string inlaid edges over four graduated scratch beaded dovetailed drawers, each with string inlay outline having in-curved corners and the original oval brass pulls and escutcheons. String inlaid, curved skirt with slightly flared bracket feet. 40 1/2″H x 36 5/8″W […]
Lot 229: Diminutive East TN Blind Door Walnut Corner Cupboard
Diminutive East Tennessee one-piece blind door corner cupboard, walnut primary and poplar secondary. Cove molded cornice over two long cupboard doors with inset panels opening to four shelves, simple medial molding with scratch beaded edges, two lower paneled doors opening to two shelves, base molding transitioning to tall bracket feet. Pegged construction throughout. 83 1/2″ […]
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