18th Century Newspapers - Boston Gazette & Centinel

Two framed 18th century Newspapers including a rare edition of the Boston Gazette depicting "The 4 Coffins of the Boston Massacre\" and the Boston Centinel. #1 sight size- 21-1/4" x 26-1/4". #2 sight

1782-1857. Includes American Railway, Vermont Watchman & State Journal, Columbian Centinel, Connecticut Gazette, Connecticut Courant, Portsmouth Oracle, Independent Whig, Boston Gazette, The Dedham Ga

18th Century Boston Chippendale mahogany slant lid serpentine desk with ball and claw feet.. Measures 44"H x 42"W x 21.5"D. Purchased from an antique dealer in the early 2000's for $6,000.

18TH C. BOSTON WING CHAIRChippendale mahogany, rare serpentine seat front, rolled arms, finely shaped wings, "H" stretchers with beaded tops, (sold CRN auction in the 1990's), 47" (to top of crest), 3

18th c. Boston Queen Anne balloon seat chair. Boston Mass. C. 1750. Old surface. 18" seat Ht., 40" overall Ht..

18TH C BOSTON MA QUEEN ANNE FLAT TOP HIGHBOY IN WALNUT & TIGER MAPLE NOTE: ALL ORIGINAL BRASSES C.1730 -1740 66" TALL 34" X 19" X 66"

RARE EARLY 18TH C BOSTON, MA.TAVERN TABLE, CIRCA 1720, STRETCHER BASE, ORIGINAL MOLDED TOP, WALNUT, BOLD STRETCHER TURNINGS, 21 X 33 X 25

EARLY 18TH C BOSTON, MA. GATELEG TABLE, APPEARS TO EARLY ORIGINAL SURFACE, RARE SQUARE FORM BOLD TURNINGS, 48 X 16 X 29, 18" LEAVES

VERY RARE 18TH C BOSTON, MA. CANE BACK ARMCHAIR, CIRCA 1690-1720, ORIGINAL CARVED ARMS, CARVING THROUGHOUT, ORIGINAL CREST, REPAIR TO FRONT FEET, PROFESSIONALLY CANED BACK AND SEAT, 49 X 24 X 16 SEAT

A dovetailed top, slant lid with very good interior hollow shell carved center drawers flanked with document drawers and step down drawers, above four graduated drawers on claw and ball feet. 35.5&rdq

18th c. Boston mahogany kneehole desk. Branded "A.L. Gates" on bottom of top drawer. 37 1/2" x 21 1/2" x 36 3/4".

Chippendale-form, Santa Domingo mahogany with molding around frieze, single drawer, straight legs with corner brackets. 29 x 34 x 17 inches

DESCRIPTION: Four coin silver serving spoons, each monogrammed to top of handle and marked to back "J. Trott". Jonathan Trott Sr. was active in Boston from the 1750's until the early 1800's. MEASUREME

Includes two matching bronze wall mounted candle brackets marked "G.B.G" dated 1779. Measures 10" x 13".

Includes Gentleman’s Magazine; St. John’s Gate November 1752, The General Advertiser from Tuesday, January 21, 1794, The Gloucester Journal from April 16, 1854, The London Chronicle from

Nov. 20, 1800" 20"x12"

Important 18th c. Boston, Massachusetts or Portsmouth, New Hampshire maple armchair. C. 1730-1750. Pictured and described in "American Furniture" (edited by Luke Beckerdite). page 150, figure 22, desc

18th c. Boston walnut fan carved highboy. 38" x 19 1/2" x 68" Ht..

Adjustable double-light wrought iron and brass reproduction of an (18th c) Boston form. 65 1/2 inches.

LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH C. DOMETOP CHEST IN OLD GREEN PAINT - 18TH C. NEWSPAPER COVERING INTERIOR - 29 1/2" WIDE X 14" DEEP X 13 3/4" HIGH

Pair of 18th century Boston Chippendale brass andirons, 18 1/2" H x 12" W. Provenance: The Collection of Ethel DuPont, Palm Beach, Florida.

18th century Boston Chippendale slant-lid desk.

18th Century Boston Angler 1929 by John Philips 150 copies The American Angler's Guide 1858. From the Estate of Everett “Rett” Foster of Clayton, NY. Mr. Foster had an extensive collection of hunt

9 hardcover books on American furniture including "Furniture Treasury Volumes I-III", books on the Federal, Queen Anne and Chippendale periods, 18th century Boston furniture, Pilgrim century, New Engl