Wythe County Virginia Empire Walnut Wardrobe

walnut with turned acorn finials and paneled head and foot boards. Stenciled decoration, cleat style rail connectors replaced, head board missing top portion, comes with early box springs. 41" h x 52"

WYTHE COUNTY, VIRGINIA FOLK ART FARM LANDSCAPE PAINTING, oil on canvas, a fine example, depicting a mountain farm and orchard with log cabin home, pond, and dirt road lined with split-rail fence. Sign

For $16 dollars and counter signed.

Rockbridge County, Virginia Walnut Two Drawer Stand with square top over two drawers and legs featuring the "Varner" cuff. Attributed to cabinet maker Andrew Varner of Lexington, Virginia. Second half

ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VIRGINIA VERNACULAR WALNUT WORK / SEWING STAND, octagonal rotating top over four dovetailed drawers with original wooden knobs, supported on a turned tapered column and compressed ba

WYTHE CO., VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, WALNUT PUNCHED-TIN-PANELLED FOOD / PIE SAFE, rectangular top with applied cut-out gallery, above two nailed drawers and two doors, each with a large applied tin panel co

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, WALNUT PUNCHED-TIN-PANELED PIE / FOOD SAFE, two-board rectangular top over two drawers, above two hinged doors, opening to reveal two shelves, on slig

typical of Southwest Virginia especially Wythe County. Heavy wear/scratches, 49" h x 55" w x 80" long

A Rare Chippendale Walnut Tall Case Clock Attributed to Jacob Frye (active 1790-1814), Shenandoah County, Virginia, Circa 1795 appears to retain the original glass panels, and finials, the interior of

18th century, high back, scrolled arms, cabriole legs with pad feet, turned and blocked stretchers, 42 x 65 x 28 in. Provenance: Montague Family Collection from Toddsbury, Gloucester County, Virginia

ca. 1840 walnut cellerette from Loudoun County, VA. Excellent surface all original. Deviders present. small tapered leg. original feet. mitered top. lock is present but the receiver is gone. gerat oxi

18th century, reverse ogee molded frame, heavily silvered mirror plate, 26-1/2 x 23-1/2 in. Provenance: Montague Family Collection from Toddsbury, Gloucester County, Virginia

Circa 1800, likely Marion County Virginia. The clock having a broken arch pediment centered by a finial above a single glazed door opening to a handsomely painted face continuing down to lower case wi

Walnut Victorian Organ Stool. 19 1/2" H. From a Rockingham County, Virginia home.

AN AMERICAN EMPIRE STYLE WALNUT TABLE TOP SHAVING MIRROR, VIRGINIA, 20TH CENTURY, with a beveled arch form mirror within a conforming swivel frame held aloft by serpentine arms, on an undulating recta

Circa 1850, likely Virginia or North Carolina. The case having a carved backsplash with carved leaf form pulls. Poplar and yellow pine secondary wood throughout. D17 1.2" H44" W40 1/4" Sold from the c

Framed hand colored lithograph by Lewis Miller (PA / VA 1795 - 1882) titled "In Poleske County, Going to Wythe" and depicting a railroad accident that took place on June 27, 1856 in Pulaski County, Vi

Dining table by the Empire Furniture Co. of Huntington, West Virginia having a walnut finish on turned legs and ball feet. With wrought iron and wood turned center support. In overall good condition c

with carved crestrails and egyptoid herm supports on paw feet Condition: structurally sound; minor nicks and scratches commensurate with age; stains and tears to upholstery 39 1/4 x 37 x 21 1/2 inches

Beautiful period mahogany Empire wardrobe oversized with brass feet on front, large column front, 8 ft. 10 in. T, 66 in. W, 27 in. D.

SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA WALNUT TALL-CASE CLOCK, eight-day brass works, painted sheet-iron face with second face, moon dial and calendar. Hood with broken-arch pediment having flower blossom roun

19TH C FRENCH EMPIRE WALNUT COMMODE MARBLE TOP Height: 34.5 in. by Width: 49 in. by Depth: 23.5

Possibly James Monroe, inscribed verso "James Monroe, 5th President of United States/Born April 28,1759 in Westmoreland County, Virginia/Died in New York on July 4, 1831/Inaugurated March 4, 1819-1825

Extremely Rare and Important Paint Decorated Pine Slant-lid Desk. Decoration attributed to Johannes Spitler, Shenandoah County, Virginia, Circa. 1800. Painted central heart flanked by stellate motifs