A very fine Federal American mahogany Sheraton Boston School birdseye maple inlaid four drawer graduated chest with original period hardware circa: 1810-1820. Excellent  More »

A very fine Federal American mahogany Sheraton Boston School birdseye maple inlaid four drawer graduated chest with original period hardware circa: 1810-1820. Excellent conditon.   « Less

Superb Large 19th C American Sheraton Massachusetts Reeded Corner Columns, Scalloped Skirt, Reeded Top Board, Dense Flame Crotched Mahogany & Mahogany Veneer. Circa:  More »

Superb Large 19th C American Sheraton Massachusetts Reeded Corner Columns, Scalloped Skirt, Reeded Top Board, Dense Flame Crotched Mahogany & Mahogany Veneer. Circa: 1800-1815 In An Excellent State Of Preservation. Warm Mellow Nut Brown Patina   « Less

Superb Early 19th C American Salem McIntire School Sheraton Massachusetts Carved Mahogany Bowfront Chest Of Drawers. The Bowfront Rectangular Top With Molded Edges And  More »

Superb Early 19th C American Salem McIntire School Sheraton Massachusetts Carved Mahogany Bowfront Chest Of Drawers. The Bowfront Rectangular Top With Molded Edges And Raised Turret Corners Above A Conforming Case With Two Short Over Three Long Graduated Cockbeaded Drawers And Crossbanded Dividers, Flanked By Leaf And Grapevine Carved Pilasters, Raised On Ring Turned Tapering Cylindrical Legs. Period Brasses. Height: 41 1/2'', Width 47'' Depth: 24'' Excellent Condition. Old Mellow Nut Brown Patina Circa: 1810-1830   « Less

Superb Early 19th C American Federal Carved Attributed Samuel Field McIntyre Bow Front Mahogany Chest Circa: 1815-1825. Carved With A Festoon Of Cornucopia, Leaves &  More »

Superb Early 19th C American Federal Carved Attributed Samuel Field McIntyre Bow Front Mahogany Chest Circa: 1815-1825. Carved With A Festoon Of Cornucopia, Leaves & Berries With Star Punch Decoration In The Back Ground. All In A Superb State Of Original Preservation, Original Surface. Original Hardware. A Wonderful Solid Example From This Mature North Shore Salem, Massachusetts Above Average Listed Craftsman. There Is Some Illegable Chalk Inscription On The Backboards. A Great Solid Form From The Period. Hard To Find With All These Strong Attributes. Mellow Dark Rich Nut Amber Patina   « Less

Late 19th C American Miniature Six Drawer Chest With A Bracket Base Circa: 1880. A Wonderful Small Size American Mahogany Six Drawer Chest Supported By A Shaped Bracket  More »

Late 19th C American Miniature Six Drawer Chest With A Bracket Base Circa: 1880. A Wonderful Small Size American Mahogany Six Drawer Chest Supported By A Shaped Bracket Base. Height: 20 3/4'', Width: 14'', Depth: 10 1/4'' Medium Brown Patina. Excellent Condition   « Less

Rare & Important American Shaker Tall Chest New Lebanon, New York, Circa: 1820 The free spirited Brown sisters are well known in Shaker scholarly circles, as they befriended  More »

Rare & Important American Shaker Tall Chest New Lebanon, New York, Circa: 1820 The free spirited Brown sisters are well known in Shaker scholarly circles, as they befriended the remaining Shaker sisters at Mount Lebanon, New York in the 1940''s, often taking weekend jaunts to visit and share picnics with them and usually returning home with Shaker artifacts. Upon their death, the majority of their collection was willed to Winterthur Museum, serving as a foundation for its collection of Shaker furniture. A number of pieces remained in the family, the most important of which is this rare Shaker tall chest. It remains in a remarkable state of original preservation and is one of the earliest surviving examples of the Shaker tall chest form. The applied bracket base is indicative of an early date of construction and is a feature found and shared more commonly on the tall chests produced at Watervliet, New York Shaker community which is its sister community just across the Hudson River. There was constant communication and an exchange of Shaker craftsmanship between both Shaker villages. It has wonderful scale, classic form, well thought out proportions, graduated drawers, moulded edges inside and out, and lovely dovetailed construction. Golden reddish brown mellow rich patina. Constructed primarily with pine with its original hardwood knobs and original oxblood stain which greatly enhance the importance of this rare form of American Shaker craftsmanship. Height 70 1/2 inches, Width: 39 1/2 inches, Depth: 19'' Provenance: Margaret, Pauline and Helen Brown, Rye, New York Gwen Longbotham, Columbus, Ohio, grand niece; Thomas C. Queen, Columbus, Ohio Drs. John R. Ribic & Carla M. Kingsley Shaker Collection Mark Reinfurt - Equinox Antiques & Fine Art - Manchester Village, Vermont   « Less

This a very fine American early 19th Century Sheraton dense mahogany & flame crotched mahogany veneer large gentlemans six drawer bow front chest with its original period  More »

This a very fine American early 19th Century Sheraton dense mahogany & flame crotched mahogany veneer large gentlemans six drawer bow front chest with its original period hardware. This chest has nice tall turned legs, a graceful skirt, and has survived in a superb state of preservation. Circa: 1810-1830. Origin: Boston, Massachusetts construction characteristics & wood choice are excellent. Mellow nut brown patina. Depth: 22 1/2 x Width: 41 1/4 x Height: 53   « Less

Rare 19th C American Federal Carved Bow Front Mahogany & Mahogany Veneer Chest Circa: 1800-1825 In A Superb State Of Preservation Mellow Nut Amber Patina Attributed To The  More »

Rare 19th C American Federal Carved Bow Front Mahogany & Mahogany Veneer Chest Circa: 1800-1825 In A Superb State Of Preservation Mellow Nut Amber Patina Attributed To The Workshop Of Samuel Field McIntyre   « Less

This is a very fine american early 19th Century Boston, Massachusetts federal four drawer mahogany chest with flame crotched mahogany drawer fronts, beaded drawer edges,  More »

This is a very fine american early 19th Century Boston, Massachusetts federal four drawer mahogany chest with flame crotched mahogany drawer fronts, beaded drawer edges, stopped fluted reeded corner columns, and turned spiral legs with six notched spandials at the base of the chest. The overall design, presentation, and construction are of the regional characteristics attributing this chest to the Boston, Massachusetts School of Cabinetmakers. Circa: 1800-1820. The current hardware is contemporary. Warm mellow flame nut brown patina. Excellent condition. Height: 40''   « Less

Superb Clean 19th C American Salem, Massachusetts Mahogany & Mahogany Veneer Carved Chest Of Drawers Attributed To The Workshop Of Samuel Field McIntire (1780-1819), Reeded  More »

Superb Clean 19th C American Salem, Massachusetts Mahogany & Mahogany Veneer Carved Chest Of Drawers Attributed To The Workshop Of Samuel Field McIntire (1780-1819), Reeded Vertical Columns Topped With Floral, Vine & Leaf Carvings With Star Punchwork, Background; The Rear Columns Engaged With Carvings As Well, Original Brass Hardware & Old Wonderful Surface. Mellow Nut Brown Patina Height: 43'' Overall Width: 43 1/2'' Case Width: 42 1/2'', Depth: 21 1/2'' (Front To Back) In An Excellent State Of Preservation. No Damage To Carving. Reference: Page 164, Plate Figure 4-145 & Plate Figure 4-146 Of A Related Documented Example In ''Samuel McIntire - Carving An American Style'' - Dean T. Lahikainen - Peabody Essex Museum.   « Less