Superb 18th C New England Diminutive Chippendale Mahogany Molded Tapering Leg Mahogany Wing Chair Circa: 1785-1795. In A Superb State Of Preservation.

Superb 18th C New England Diminutive Chippendale Mahogany Molded Tapering Leg Mahogany Wing Chair Circa: 1785-1795. In A Superb State Of Preservation.   « Less

Rare 18th C Philadelphia Chippendale Shell Carved Knee Mahogany Drop Leaf Dining Table Circa: 1760-1780. Please review detail written text regarding this dining table in  More »

Rare 18th C Philadelphia Chippendale Shell Carved Knee Mahogany Drop Leaf Dining Table Circa: 1760-1780. Please review detail written text regarding this dining table in color photograph on the dining table section of this website. www.equinoxantiques.com Warm Mellow Nut Brown Patina Attributed Origin: Israel Sack, Inc. on Charles Street, Boston Excellent Condition Length: 45'' Height: 29'' Depth: 14 3/4'' Leaves'' 14 3/4''   « Less

Rare Large 18th C American Hepplewhite New York Inlaid Sideboard. Acquired From Clients Who Purchased It Many Years Ago From Eve Stone In New York City. Original Brass  More »

Rare Large 18th C American Hepplewhite New York Inlaid Sideboard. Acquired From Clients Who Purchased It Many Years Ago From Eve Stone In New York City. Original Brass Overall Excellent Condition. Circa: 1785-1795 Mellow Nut Brown Patina Height: 39 1/2'', Depth: 29 1/2'', Length: 76'' Fresh from a local Vermont estate.   « Less

Rare & Important Early 19th C American Vermont Cherry, Mahogany & Birdseye Maple Four Chest. Relates In Construction To Our Five Drawer Vermont Chest. This Lovely Rare  More »

Rare & Important Early 19th C American Vermont Cherry, Mahogany & Birdseye Maple Four Chest. Relates In Construction To Our Five Drawer Vermont Chest. This Lovely Rare Vermont Chest Also Attributes Characteristics Of Construction And Cabinetmaking Skills From Craftsman Working In The Hubbardton / Castleton Area On Up To Middlebury, Vermont Community. It Is Constructed In Cherry, With Mahogany & Birdseye Maple Inlaid Panel Drawer Fronts. Notice The Similiarity In Both Chest With The Notched Corners & Elegant Simple Splayed Scalloped Scrolling Skirt. Circa: 1800-1820 Old Refinish Replaced Period Brass   « Less

Late 18th / Early 19th C English Chippendale Nice Small Sized Mahogany Corner Chair Circa: 1795-1815 Having A X Cross Stretcher Bas With Shaped Pierced Back And Supported By  More »

Late 18th / Early 19th C English Chippendale Nice Small Sized Mahogany Corner Chair Circa: 1795-1815 Having A X Cross Stretcher Bas With Shaped Pierced Back And Supported By Square Chippendale Legs English origin: 1795-1815 Width: 28 1/2'', Depth: 25 1/2''. Seat Height: 17'', Arm Height: 25'' Complete With An Excellent Needlework Slip Seat.   « Less

Fine 19th C American Shaker Community Solid Double Paneled Door Cherry Chimney Cupboard With Five Interior Shelves. Victorian Hardware Probably Put On By The Shakers. It Is  More »

Fine 19th C American Shaker Community Solid Double Paneled Door Cherry Chimney Cupboard With Five Interior Shelves. Victorian Hardware Probably Put On By The Shakers. It Is In Excellent Condition And Has A Wonderful Dry Nut Brown Original Untouched Surface. Depth: 17'' Width: 29 1/2'' X Height: 76 1/2''   « Less

Superb Rare 19th C English Regency Mahogany Davenport Circa: 1825. The sliding leather writing slope surmounted by a shaped wooden gallery and concealing a locking pen  More »

Superb Rare 19th C English Regency Mahogany Davenport Circa: 1825. The sliding leather writing slope surmounted by a shaped wooden gallery and concealing a locking pen drawer with bone pull and ebonised compartments. The compartment to the far right contains a secret drawer. Having a plain frieze on all sides, leading to an unusual shaped front paneled section, decorated with four plain roundels, flanked by lion heads, above volutes with acanthus to fascias terminating in s-scrolls. A writing slide above four graduated drawers all with brass pulls to right hand side, and similar blind slide and drawers to the reverse, and panelled section to back. Leading to a moulded edge, the whole supported on lion feet to front and turned feet to back. Height: 35'', Width: 22'', Depth: 23''   « Less

Superb Early 19th C American Duncan Phyfe Mahogany Sideboard Related To Boscobel Which Is In The Dining Room. It Was Once The Personal Sideboard Of Mr. & Mrs. Joc Whitney Of  More »

Superb Early 19th C American Duncan Phyfe Mahogany Sideboard Related To Boscobel Which Is In The Dining Room. It Was Once The Personal Sideboard Of Mr. & Mrs. Joc Whitney Of Saratoga, New York. Who''s Estate Sold For Over 185 Million. Lucky Them!   « Less

Superb Pair of Early 19th C American Painted Baltimore Cane Seated Side Chairs. Circa: 1810-1825. Each With A Tablet Crest With Three Shaped Flat Spindles, Caned Seats,  More »

Superb Pair of Early 19th C American Painted Baltimore Cane Seated Side Chairs. Circa: 1810-1825. Each With A Tablet Crest With Three Shaped Flat Spindles, Caned Seats, Turned Legs, Shaped Stretchers, Original Paint With Classical Gold Gilt Decoration. In A Superb State Of Preservation. There Is No Damage, Repair, Stress Fractures, Over Paint Or Restoration Too Both Chairs. Excellent Choice Condition On Both Chairs With Only Customary Minor Surface Wear. One Chair Will Have A New Caned Seat Placed Into It To Complete The Final Purchase Presentation. The New Caned Seat Has Been Completed. They Are Already For Installation Into A Historic House Collection, Private Collection or Museum. Pair $8750.   « Less

Very Rare & Important 18th C American Chippendale Tall Elegant Cherry Architectural Fluted Columns Molded Panels Superb Corner Cupboard. Circa: 1790 In A Choice State Of  More »

Very Rare & Important 18th C American Chippendale Tall Elegant Cherry Architectural Fluted Columns Molded Panels Superb Corner Cupboard. Circa: 1790 In A Choice State Of Preservation. With Original Full Height On Superb Notched Shaped Molded Bracket Base. Carved Original Spiral Rosettes In An Arched Open Bonnet Top, With Its Original Turned Finial. With An Old Deep Lovely Honey Mellow Cherry Patina. Looks Much Better In Person You Just Have To See It. The Flash In The Picture Washes It Out. Shown By Appointment.   « Less