Painted apothecary cabinet, poplar. The apothecary has 32 square-nailed small drawers over six larger drawers and is painted in old Spanish brown paint. The drawer pulls are replacements and are painted to match. The back boards are original. The apothecary is in good condition with wear commensurate with age and usage. 19th century, American.
Dimensions: 53” long x 42” high x 9¾” deep.
Item No. 240031
Price: $3,900.
18th Century painted tavern table, pine and maple. The table sports a two-board scrubbed pine top with breadboard ends and an attractive patina, a box-stretcher maple base in red paint with a single drawer and early turnings on the legs. It is in good condition, displaying only the wear and tear commensurate with age and usage. Early 18th century, probably Massachusetts.
Dimensions: 42” long x 27¼” wide x 27¼” high.
Item No. 240068
Price: $2,200.
Painted country bench. The bench sports remnants of blue/gray and red paint and has a beautifully shaped bootjack base that is mortised into the top for greater stability. It is sturdy and in good condition. 19th century, probably New England.
Dimensions: 7’ long x 14½” wide x 19” high.
Item No. 240060
Price: $1,500.
Unusual needlework sampler with Adam & Eve motif. The sampler reads, “Mis [sic] Elizabeth Smith is my nam [sic] Roxborough is my station heven [sic] is my dwelling Place and christ is my salvation and when I am dead and In my grave my bones are their [sic] a rotten and this you see to Remember Me when I am forgotten 1819”. Below the verse is Adam and Eve standing beside an apple tree with a snake coiled around the trunk holding an apple in its mouth. Lower panel has “Adam and Eve” and trees, a house, a dog a potted flowering plant and a bird on a grassy lawn. A flower and vine border frames the sampler along the sides.
The sampler is in good condition with some staining. It is housed in a contemporary frame under museum glass.
Dimensions: 20½” x 14¾”; Viewed Area: 19” x 13¼”
Item No.240057
Price: $1,350.
Queen Anne tilt-top candlestand, mahogany. The candlestand sports a shaped top and a turned post supported on cabriole legs ending in pad feet. It is in good condition with a very pleasing finish. Circa 1790-1800, New England.
Dimensions: 20” x 19½” top x 26¼” high.
Item No. 240044
Price: $950.
Full-body molded copper gamecock weathervane. The gamecock has sheet copper tail feathers and zinc feet and is standing on a directional arrow with a zinc head and a sheet copper tail. It has a wonderful form and a beautifully sculpted tail, with excellent verdigris with traces of gilding. The weathervane is in very good condition, marred only by one bullet hole and minor damage to the feathered tail of the arrow. Late 19th century, probably New England.
Dimensions: 24¼” long x 18¼” high
Item No. 240063
Price: $5,300.
Redware jar with handles. The jar sports a very nice form and is attractively decorated with manganese splashes. It is in very good condition, marred only by some glaze chips on the rim and handles. 19th century.
Dimensions: 7” wide, (including handles), x 7” high.
Item No. 230212
Price: $425.
Dutch Delft Charger. The charger is 13½” in diameter and sports a floral decoration. It is in good condition, marred only by a number of small rim chips. 18th century.
Item No. 240046
Price: $485.
Assembled set of six bow-back Windsor chairs. The set consists of five 7-spindle chairs and one 8-spindle chair. All the chairs are in good condition with various surfaces. Circa 1800, Vermont.
Dimensions: Seat heights are: 16½” to 18”; Overall heights are: 35½” to 37½”
Item No. 240022
Price: $1,800.
Painted Pennsylvania dry sink, poplar. The dry sink sports old red paint, an open well interior over two paneled doors, beaded surrounds and shaped sides. It has a very pleasing, warm color and is in good condition, displaying only the wear commensurate with age. 19th century, Pennsylvania.
Dimensions: 48” wide x 35¼” high x 18¼” deep.
Item No. 240038
Price: $1,700.
