Chippendale styleSecretary/Bookcase

Attributed to ICHABOD COLE (Warren, Rhode Island 1748-1841). VERY FINE AND RARE CHIPPENDALE CARVED AND FIGURED MAHOGANY DESK-AND-BOOKCASE C. 1790. Height 93" x Width 40" x Depth 22". This desk-and-boo

c. 1770, untouched condition with original brasses and surface; blocked ends, ball and claw feet with scrolled knees; 32.25"h; case 33"w, 22"d; top 38.5"w Collection of G.W. Samaha

Title: A superb North Carolina walnut chippendale desk Provenance/Additional Info: A superb North Carolina walnut chippendale desk with blocked semi amphitheatre interior with 9 shells stop fluted doc

Pennsylvania, circa 1770, the Prentiss-Wilkin family set, each with serpentine crest centering boldly carved cabochon, pierced and fluted splat, shell carved front seat rails, ball and claw feet, each

A George III Mahogany and Ebony-Inlaid Serving Table in the Manner of Thomas Chippendale Circa 1775 Height 36 x width 72 x depth 26 1/8 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Provenance: Hotspur Ltd.

c. 1770, Santo Domingo mahogany, good color; three parts, flat molded top above pair of glazed doors with candle slides; the unusual central part with fall-front lid having pull-out writing slide whic

carving attributed to John Pollard, Philadelphia, circa 1770, works by David Patterson, Sunderland, England, an impressive and fully developed clock with exceptional carving, the hood with rocaille an

18th c.; overhanging molded top, four drawers with original bat wing brass, raised on ball and claw feet, 33.5"h; case 32"w; shaped top 36"w; 22"d Purchased Israel Sack From the Fu

A GEORGE III FIGURED MAHOGANY SERPENTINE COMMODE IN THE MANNER OF THOMAS CHIPPENDALE, CIRCA 1770 The panel doors incorporating false drawer fronts and opening to a fitted interior incorporating two sm

A Rare Chippendale Cherry Chest on Chest, Attr. to Eliphalet Chapin Attributed to Eliphalet Chapin, circa 1750-1780. Carved fretwork and scroll top. Nice mellow patina. Literature: Fine Points of Furn

untouched surface, molded top, four graduated drawers, bold ogee feet; 32"h; case 32"w; 19"d; top 35.75"w Collection of G.W. SamahaNOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidders during

New York, c. 1770, with gate-leg. 27-1/2"h x 34-1/2"w x 18-1/2"d

With blocked ends, Boston or coastal Massachusetts, 1775-1795. Height 32.5 inches, width 33.125 inches, depth 21.5 inches. In original condition, old surface and patina. Provenance: Nathan Liverant an

Pennsylvania or Virginia, 8-day brass works, moon-phase dial with ship; ornate carving to hood; carved shell to door; ogee feet; 97"h (not incl. 6" finial) Collection of G.W. SamahaNOTE: Apo

A Chippendale carved mahogany child's chair associated with the Girard Family, Philadelphia, PA, last quarter 18th century With shaped crestrail with carved leafage, over Gothic splat, square legs con

A George III mahogany hall chair by Thomas Chippendale, A George III mahogany hall chair by Thomas Chippendale, c.1775, the circular patera-carved back with beaded detail, above a dished seat and a pl

Circa 1770, likely Newport Rhode Island. Excellently carved shell back chair having fine form with charming rounded corners over the legs which are brilliantly carved with shells and bellflowers all r

coastal Massachusetts, probably Salem, late 18th century, in maple, birch, and other mixed woods, upper case with bonnet top over two paneled doors, opening to shelved interior, lower case with fitted

circa 1770; possibly Octorara River Valley, painted tulip decoration, 23 in. H., 49 in. W., 22 in. D.; Property from the Estate of Barbara Mertz

Ellis Chandlee (1755-1816) c. 1795, dial signed ELLIS CHANDLEE/ NOTTINGHAM 95.5"h (incl. finial); 22.5" at base; 11"d; with weights, pendulum, winding key and doo

A set of six ca. 1780-1800 Philadelphia Chippendale mahogany side chairs, with carved crests, pierced carved splats, and slip seats, with pierced corner brackets on molded legs, with through tenon on

This Silas Rice cherry three section desk and bookcase which retains most of its old brass and old, likely original, crusty finish has found it’s way back to us. ‘The pediment with carved

An Amazing Chest Of Drawers, Circa 1760-1790. It Retains What Appears To Be Its Original Finish And Shows Well With A Nice Rich Dark Patina. It Retains What I Believe Are The Original Brasses. It Has

CHIPPENDALE, Thomas (1718-1779). The Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director: being a large collection of the most elegant and useful designs of household furniture. London: J. Haberkorn for the author