EARLY 19TH CENTURY NEW ENGLAND 3 DRAWER SECRETARY

Mahogany with white pine secondary, circa 1800 - 1810, two dovetailed drawers with wood pulls, square tapered legs, probably Massachusetts.H: approx. 29 1/2".W: approx. 17 3/4".D: approx. 15 1/2". Pro

New England, early 19th century, maple case with four graduated dovetailed long drawers set on original bracket feet, in early, boldly painted grain paint overall, 34 x 38 x 19-3/4 in. Provenance: The

probably New England, early 19th century. shaped, rectangular top above single drawer on square tapering legs. H27 1/2" W18 3/8" D20 1/2"

New England late Federal paint decorated Sheraton two drawer side table, early 19th century. 29" high, 17 3/4" wide, 18" deep. Condition: paint wear, loss.

A New England slant front secretary desk in flame mahogany and curly maple, presenting a drop front over three drawers raised on low feet, retaining the original brass hardware and finish, circa 1850.

The four turned posts joining four shelves and lower drawer all on turned feet on casters. Height 57 1/2 inches, width 25 1/4 inches, depth 14 3/4 inches.

Early 19th century New England cherry slant front secretary cabinet, the upper portion with a broken arch pediment over double doors, the base with a drop front panel opening to a fitted interior, ove

19th C New England Cherry 3 Drawer Chest . 43" W 19 1/2" D 30 1/4" H

Early 19th c. New England Four-Drawer Chest, having an overhanging top with inlaid edge, four graduated cockbeaded edge drawers with tiger maple fronts and ebony stringing, oval eagle repousse drop ba

Early 19th C. New England 1 drawer blanket chest in pine, chest was previously refinished/restored with new hardware and locks, very clean, simple and decorative. Has inside till, perfect for your win

Early 19th century cherry New England dovetailed drawer mule chest, single board top, butt hinges, newer cedar bottom of well, 2-board back, 36"T x 43.5"W x 18"D

Early 19th century pine New England chest of 4 drawers, scalloped cut-out apron, 4 dovetailed drawers, traces of old red paint, 2 board chamfered back, brasses are replacements, 37.5"T x 40.75"W x 17.

EARLY 19TH C 2 DRAWER STAND NEW ENGLAND, VENEER DRAWER FRONTS, OLSD SURFACE CIRCA 1820, 16.5 X 10.5 X 29 T,

Early 19th century New England red grain decorated painted two drawer lift top blanket chest with bracket feet and cut out sides. Original brass. 37" x 37" x 17-1/2".

Early 19th century maple New England tavern table with dovetailed drawer, 2 board maple bread board end top, 26 1/2" t. x 39" x 26", base is in old red painted surface and scrub top

Early 19th C. New England Settle Bench w/ Storage 54 1/2"H, 71 1/2"L, 20 3/8"W

Solid Mahogany Four Drawer Chest, with single plank top, reeded stiles, what appears to be the original pressed brass cornucopia bails, all drawers beaded with the largest at top, three graduated smal

Mahogany with maple secondary, oval top, turned standard over cabriole legs. Some repairs. Top: approx. 24" x 16 3/4". H: approx. 28 1/4".

Early 19th century New England pine chair table in old apple green paint with dovetailed drawer in base, 2 board top, never had hardware on drawer, base is wooden pinned, 28"T x 47.5"W x 46"L

CHIPPENDALE CHEST OF DRAWERSNew England, Probably Early 19th CenturyIn maple, with five graduated full-width drawers and a bracket base.Height 40.5”. Width 35.25”. Depth 18”.

EARLY 19TH C. COUNTRY FIVE-DRAWER CHEST New England, pine, original bright cherry red painted finish, graduated, lipped and dovetailed drawers, old replaced brass, 36" w dovetailed case, (some repairs

Early 19th c New England watercolor miniature portrait of a young woman in profile with puffy sleeve dress, period frame, image 3 3/4" x 4"

Early 19th c. New England Tavern Table with unfinished plank top fastened by raisin head nails, the frame in barn red paint, having tapered square legs with intermediate stretchers, 28" x 35 3/4" x 24

Mustard grain painted Sheraton dressing stand, with scrolled backsplash having 2 drawers over 1 drawer. Beautiful grain painting simulating tiger and birdseye maple. Early 19th century. New England or