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Diminutive Three-Drawer Chest

Diminutive Three-Drawer Chest

Diminutive Three-Drawer Chest Pennsylvania Walnut, chestnut, poplar, yellow pine, cedar Circa 1770 H: 35.5”; W: 34.5”; D: 21” A wonderful diminutive chest with notched corners on the top, reeded corner columns and ogee feet. Original brasses. A sweetheart. Condition:...
DOUBLE CHEST BY JONATHAN SHOEMAKER ​

DOUBLE CHEST BY JONATHAN SHOEMAKER ​

DOUBLE CHEST Philadelphia Mahogany, poplar, white cedar Circa 1765-1766 H: 97”; W: 44”; D: 23” Signed on the top board of the base section, Jonathan Shoemaker (1726-1793). This mahogany double chest has an elaborate shell and foliate C-scroll carved central drawer,...
BLOCKED END, REVERSE SERPENTINE  ​CHEST OF DRAWERS

BLOCKED END, REVERSE SERPENTINE ​CHEST OF DRAWERS

 BLOCKED END Boston, Massachusetts Mahogany, white pine, original brasses. Circa 1785 H: 31.5”; W: 38”; D: 24” Cabinetmakers and clients in Boston and Newport favored Baroque block fronts for decoration on case furniture over carving. Here, as in other Boston pieces,...
NORTHERN SHENANDOAH VALLEY  ​CHEST OF DRAWERS

NORTHERN SHENANDOAH VALLEY ​CHEST OF DRAWERS

 NORTHERN SHENANDOAH VALLEY ​CHEST OF DRAWERS Northern Valley of Virginia Circa 1790 Walnut, yellow pine H: 35”; W: 35”; D: 20.5” Nice tight little chest from the northern Valley, the style influenced by Winchester cabinetmakers. Nicely grained walnut, fluted corner...
PAINT DECORATED TABLE

PAINT DECORATED TABLE

PAINT DECORATED TABLE  Pennsylvania Pine Circa 1830 ​​H: 29.5″; W: 28″; D: 27″ Pin-top table with bold grain painting decorating the top, apron and legs. Excellent condition with original paint and pressed glass knob. Full length drawer with original...
SIMON CAMERON’S ARMCHAIR

SIMON CAMERON’S ARMCHAIR

 SIMON CAMERON’S ARMCHAIR Armchair Belonging to Simon Cameron (1799-1889) Walnut Original leather upholstery Circa 1825 H: 36”; W: 24”; D: 21” This armchair was likely used by Simon Cameron when he was Adjutant General of Pennsylvania in 1826. Cameron went on to...