New England Shaker Weavers Stool

Windsor Stool with cane seat. Union Village Ohio Shaker. H 22-1/2" D seat 14" W of legs 13-3/4" Condition: Original condition. Provenance: Jane Murphy.Copy and paste this link for a high-res image: ht

Early New England Stool X-214 1/4"H, 11 1/4" x 11 1/2" ea.

BOX LOT ASSORTED VOLUMES ART REFERENCE INCL. ANCIENT, AMERICAN, NEW ENGLAND, SHAKER FURNITURE

Title: Early New England oval Shaker pantry box. Description: Very nice early New England oval pantry box in great original dark green paint and nice patina. Dimensions: 5” x 3 3/4” Circa: 1800's

United States,Late 18th Century Group includes a child's tripod hoop back stool with rose head nail construction and original black-green paint (D.44.519.56), and a rectangular stool on splayed legs (

Small size, New England, probably Shaker, oval pantry box, hand cut tacks, single finger laps on lid and base, 4 1/2" W x 2 1/4" H. Condition - tight hairline.

This nice early milking stool measures 10.25in T x 17in L including handle x 8.5in W overall. This is a nice early New England milking stool in great overall condition. No damage or repairs seen. See

NEW ENGLAND PAINT-DECORATED DIMINUTIVE STOOL, oval top raised on four Windsor-type turned legs. Original green-painted surface with red banding and central stenciled grape decoration. Circa 1830. 8" H

Produced in the mid-1800's in Cambridge, Massachusetts by the New England Glass Company. 5" H.

NEW ENGLAND PEACHBLOW SALT SHAKER, rose to white with plush finish, period two-part lid. New England Glass Co. Fourth quarter 19th century. 4" HOA.Undamaged with some exterior wear.Literature: Billing

Pair hand-decorated with enameled flowers salt shakers - Mt. Washington or New England Glass Co. amber hand-decorated salt shaker with ribbed interior; New England Glass Co. amber IVT Barrel Miniature

Title: Pair of antique New England toleware tin shakers Date/Period: 1800's Dimension: 3” high each Additional Information: Nice pair of antique New England toleware tin shakers in great all ori

EARLY 18TH C NEW ENGLAND PAINTED JOINT STOOL, ORIGINAL RED PAINT, SINGLE DRAWER, BOLD DOVETAILS, SOLID CARVED LEGS, BOX STRETCHER, MORTISE AND PEGGED CONSTRUCTION, FULL HEIGHT,11 x 21 x 21.5********TR

Three Windsor stools. New England, Second quarter of the 19th century. Tallest in old finish. H 27-5/8". The next tallest a revolving stool in original black and red graining, probably Maine. H 23-1/2

Possibly Shaker, New England, 19th C., together with two flax hetchels, one tin mounted with date 1797 and the initials C.S. and a figured maple flax comb, 4 pieces Provenance: Property from a Private

So pretty in pink isn't it? Nice shaded New England Peachblow satin shaker. Great example and another seldom offered example. Measures 3 3/4" tall.

Title: Primitive Stool w/ Boot Jack Ends, Old Paint Date/Period: 19th century Materials: wood Dimension: 18" x 12" x 10" Additional Information: Virginia or New England, older pine stool with nicely s

Two mortised foot stools, largest 8"h x 20"w; together with a New England miniature painted stool and a tray box Condition: consistent with age

Two New England chairs, a Shaker style armchair; together with a small, signed, Shaker chair. Tallest: 40"h x 19.5"w x 14.5"d / seat height = 17" Smallest: 20.75"h x 14.5"w x 10.5"d / seat height = 8"

NEW ENGLAND PAINT-DECORATED NAUTICAL FOOT STOOL, plank seat and sides raised on cut-out boot-jack feet. Retains remnants of original paint including "SHIP / CHINA / PORTLAND" flanked by a clipper ship

New England Glass Barrel IVT Honeycomb mold cranberry salt shaker, 1884-1897, 2-piece lid.

DESCRIPTION: (3Pc) New England Glass Co. salt shaker, liqueur glass, and tumbler composed in their two tone amberina style of a deep sunburst pink tone down to a yellow tone. (1) Salt shaker with pier

A Super pair of New England Peachblow Victorian Salt Shakers in Holder. Great color and well matched. Measures: 5" tall, 4" wide. Condition: Excellent

Heading: (Shakers religious sect) Author: Tillinghast, Joseph S. Title: Important 1848 autograph letter account of the Shaker movement in New England Place Published: Publisher: Date Published: