Book "The Pennsylvania German Decorated Chest"

Book "The Pennsylvania German Decorated Chest" by Monroe H. Fabian

Twentieth century. "American Painted Furniture 1660-1880" by Fales, paperback. And "The Pennsylvania-German Decorated Chest" by Fabian, hardcover. Some wear.

Southeastern Pennsylvania, possibly Dauphin County. Provenance: This chest illustrated in Fabian, Monroe "The Pennsylvania German Decorated Chest" (1978). Three related chests sold at Christie's: Oct.

Lancaster County PA Softwood Architectural Paint Decorated Dower Chest. Molded lid, interior till, wrought iron strap hinges. For a similar example see The Pennsylvania-German Decorated Chest by Monro

DESCRIPTION: Pennsylvania German grain decorated softwood blanket chest. Four turned legs supporting a six board chest with three drawers and a paneled overhanging top. Drawers with mixed wood and gla

DESCRIPTION: Grain painted poplar Pennsylvania German blanket chest. Decorated in the style of tiger maple. Circa 1850. The form consisting of four turned feet joined to a six board chest with molded

DESCRIPTION: Sponge decorated Pennsylvania German blanket chest. Poplar case of six board form resting on low bracket feet. Panel constructed top with overhang. Interior with left facing till and lock

Thirty one different volumes such as “Ceramics in Americaâ€, “Furniture Treasuryâ€, “101 Masterpieces of American Primitive Artâ€, “The Pennsylvania German Chest and N

DESCRIPTION: Early 19th century faux grain decorated softwood Pennsylvania German blanket chest. Form consisting of six boards joined to straight bracket feet and decorated with a red wash and black g

Unsigned. Clyde Stacks of Lebanon County, PA was known for Pennsylvania German Folk Art. 26-1/2" wide x 14" deep x 15" high. Some separation of back panel front one side. LR IMPORTANT: Before bidding,

DESCRIPTION: Grain decorated painted poplar Pennsylvania German blanket chest. Circa 1850. The form consisting of four turned feet joined to a six board chest with molded panel top, simple hinges and

DESCRIPTION: Grain decorated Mennonite painted poplar Pennsylvania German blanket chest. Circa 1850-90. The form consisting of four turned feet joined to a six board chest with molded panel top, simpl

Berks County Pennsylvania tin, punch -decorated coffee pot. Stamped M.Uebele on the handle. Circa 1830. See page 152 The PA German Collection Book. Illegible period inscription on bottom. H 11-1/4", W

Fabian. Penna German Decorated Chest. NY 1978. 1st ed. // Christie's catalog Dr. C. Ray Franklin Collection. 1984. // Lockwood. Colonial Furniture in America. NY 1957.

Fabian. The Penna.-German Decorated Chest. NY: Main Street, 1978. 1st ed. Edge wear/tears to dj. Inscribed by author to Harry Hartman. // Fales. American Painted Furniture 1660-1880. NY: Dutton, 1979.

First quarter 19th century, poplar. Applied molding around lid. Dovetailed case, feet and overlapping drawers. Interior, lidded till with two drawers. Original, yellow graining, black feet and drawer

Late 18th-early 19th century, pine. Dovetailed case with applied molding and original onion turned feet. Three dovetailed drawers with replaced brasses. Lid has reshaped and painted wrought iron strap

Early 19th century, pine and poplar. Dovetailed case with applied molding and bracket feet. Two dovetailed drawers below. Interior till and wrought iron strap hinges. Original red paint with blue and

Second quarter 19th century, pine. Six board dovetailed case with original turned feet and interior till. Original rain decoration and flower pot reserves. Overall wear and age split across top. 34.75

Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, ca. 1830, pine and poplar. Sheraton to Empire, lid with applied edge moldings, dovetailed case, turned legs and interior lidded till. Original orange -yellow graining w

Dated 1842, pine. Lid applied edge molding, dovetailed case, iron strap hardware, forged bale handles, interior till missing, lid and painted exterior with faux panels, birds, heart surrounded by flow

American Pennsylvania German Painted Chest. Red painted leather with painted with floral motif; brass trim to the lid edge, handles to both sides. {Approximate dimensions: 13 1/4 high x 31 wide x 15 3

Dated 1970. 15-1/2" wide x 10" deep x 9-1/2" high. Some scuffs to paint. LR IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these ter

3 leatherbound books in Pennsylvania German: one is Germantown, PA dated 1826, one is Philadelphia, PA dated 1834, and one is Lancaster, PA dated 1828 (largest is 7.5"T x 4.5"W)