Federal Cherry-Painted Cupboard
In Two Parts; The Upper With A Stepped Cornice Above A Match-Stick Decorated Frieze, Above Two Arched Glazed Doors
Country Grain Painted Canning Cupboard
The Rectangular Slightly Over-Hanging Top
Above A Case With A Single Hinged Door,
Opening To The Original Four Mustard Painted Shelves.
This Cupboard Is All Original With "NO" Repairs And The Original
Chippendale Poplar Painted Secretary
In Two Parts; The Upper With A Molded Cornice Above Two Crotch Mahogany Grain Painted Grain Painted Paneled Doors, Opening To The Original Shelves,The Lower Case With Hinged Lid, Opening To Reveal A Fitted Interior Having Drawers And Pigeon Holes
Country Federal Red Painted Jelly Cupboard
The Scrolled Dovetailed Gallery Above Two Drawers, Over Two Paneled Doors, Opening To The Original Shelves, Raised On Cut out Shaped Feet
Country Painted Blanket Chest
Country Painted Blanket Chest Of Unusual Size.
The Original Painted Red Pine Chest Having Hinged Lid With
Applied Molded Edge Above A Dovetailed Case, Ending In A Molded Bases, Raised On Shaped Bracket Feet.
Wood Carved And Painted Tobacconist Figure Of A Native American Warrior
Wood Carved And Painted Tobacconist Figure Of A Native American Warrior., Nicely Detailed Head Dress And Garments Standing Holding, Cigar Bundles On A Wooden Plinth, American, First Quarter of The 19th. Century, H. 77" W. 24"
A Pair Of Painted Decorated Plank Seat Fiddle Back Side Chairs
A Pair Of Painted Decorated Plank Seat Fiddle Back Side Chairs, Retaining The Original Flame Decoration And Gilt Highlights. York, Pennsylvania, Circa 1830-1840, Ex. Collection Anne & J. Jefferson Miller
Federal Paint Decorated Corner Cupboard
Federal Paint Decorated Corner Cupboard Has A Curved Cornice Above A Glazed Mullion Door Opening Two Shelves. Pennsylvania, Circa 1790-1810. Rare Find
Painted Decorated Red Mustard Pine Blanket Chest
Painted Decorated Red Mustard Pine Blanket Chest.
The Hinged Lid With Molded […]
Tin Painted Boot Trade Sign
Tin Painted Boot Trade Sign, Painted Over Black With Several Coats Of Old Paint, Probably American 1/3rd Quarter Of The 19th Century.