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CLICK ON IMAGES FOR DETAIL 9-13-2004 American Sheraton figured maple sideboard/server. The divided top drawer is fitted with its original drop ring brass drawer pulls. The drawer projects over three paneled doors and is supported by flanking turned columns that resolve into block and turned legs. Each of the three doors & drawers has twist original stamped brass secession plate. White pine secondary wood. Massachusetts, circa 1830. |
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9-14-04E American Sheraton/Neo Classic chest of four graduated drawers on turned and melon carved feet. The top is framed by a scroll-cut back splash with chimney ends and central tablet. Cherry with white pine secondary wood. Connecticut Valley, circa 1825 |
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9-14-04D American Sheraton/Neo Classic chest of drawers with set back glove box. The divided glove box is framed by a continuous scroll end splash and is mounted to the dresser top which projects the top drawer over three drawer which are flanked by fully turned columns. The birch case and columns are finished in its original oxide red stained surface with book matched mahogany veneered drawer fronts and drawer blades. White pine secondary wood. Northern New England, circa 1830 |
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9-14-04b American mahogany veneered three-drawer chest with its original pinwheel carved mahogany drawer pulls. Cincinnati, circa 1845. |
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2-22-2005d American curly maple chest with projecting top drawer over scroll supports flanking three lower drawers. The case rests on scrolled front legs and rear legs cut from the solid maple side panels. The case is mounted with a divided drawer glove box with splash.The drawers are fitted with turned maple mushroom knobs. This American Classical chest is a particularly well proportioned example of the pillar and scroll taste popularized in the first American furniture design book, by John Hall, circa 1840. |
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8-16-2004 American cherry Hepplewhite four-drawer chest with scratch beaded graduated drawers with original brass bail handle pulls. The case rests on French bracket feet joined by a continuous scalloped apron. Connecticut Valley, circa 1800. |
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6-15-2004 Boston Neo Classic cabinet with mirrored doors flanking an elevated central cabinet with two frame and paneled doors. The side panels and central door panels are plum pudding mahogany with fine grain, old growth mahogany framing. The solid board top is richly figured in ribbon grain mahogany with crisply cut edge moldings. The mirrored side doors are flanked by engaged half columns below brass-mounted dies and terminate in ball feet. By Tho. Emmons & Geo Archibald or their school. Boston, circa 1820. |
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7-9-2001B Curly birch four-drawer chest with turned birch mushroom knobs. The case has rounded front corners and rest on bracket feet. Note: the bottom drawer includes the base molding providing an especially deep storage drawer. Mahogany secondary wood. England, circa 1835. Dimensions: 20" deep x 46.5" wide x 47.75" tall. |
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12-28-2002 American Sheraton birch & mahogany four-drawer chest with biscuit corners with engaged rope twist columns on turned legs. Eastern white pine secondary wood. The drawers have been fitted with replacement brass drawer pulls in the original borings. Note the exceptional compact size. New Hampshire, circa 1800-10. |
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12-2-2004A American mahogany Sheraton bow front chest of four graduated drawers with biscuit corners on reeded leg posts. The drawers are fitted with their original stamped brass drawer pulls. Northern white pine secondary wood. Boston, circa 1810. |
