Rare Superb Early 19th C Pair Of American Original Grain Painted Fancy Balloon Seat Sheraton Side Chairs Circa: 1800-1815 In An Excellent State Of Original Preservation.  More »

Rare Superb Early 19th C Pair Of American Original Grain Painted Fancy Balloon Seat Sheraton Side Chairs Circa: 1800-1815 In An Excellent State Of Original Preservation. Original Paint & Gilt Stenciled Festoon Of Grape Leaves & Garland Decoration. Excellent Original Paint In Untouched Original Condition. New Real Rush Woven Seats   « Less

Rare & Important Mid 19th C English Densely Inlaided Two Tiered Sheraton Satinwood Table With Trophy Emblematic Of The Arts And Floral Inlays Throughout The Table. Having  More »

Rare & Important Mid 19th C English Densely Inlaided Two Tiered Sheraton Satinwood Table With Trophy Emblematic Of The Arts And Floral Inlays Throughout The Table. Having the maker''s label: ''Edwards & Roberts'' who utilized the finest craftsmen in London And Fashioned Furniture After Adam & Sheraton Designs. Provenance: London, England 148-160 Wardour Street 532 Oxford Street. The Firm Of Edwards & Roberts Was One Of The Principal London Companies Working In The Taste Of The Late 18th Century. They Started Business In 1845 And By 1854 Were Trading As ''Edwards & Roberts'', 21 Wardour Street, Antique & Modern Cabinet Makers & Importers Of Ancient Furniture'' Wardour Street Became An Important Furniture Retailing Area In The Second Half Of The 19th Century. The Firm Carried A Fine And Complete Library Of The Old Designers (Chippendale, Adam, Hepplewhite And Sheraton). They Ceased Trading In 1899 Having Been At Various Addresses. Reference: C.F.: Wainwright, June 1978, Pages 95-105 In An Outstanding State Of Original Preservation. Choice Condition.   « Less

Rare 19th C English Sheraton Satinwood Two Tiered Table Maker: Edwards & Roberts With Trophy Emblematic Of The Arts & Floral Inlays Throughtout The Table: Having The  More »

Rare 19th C English Sheraton Satinwood Two Tiered Table Maker: Edwards & Roberts With Trophy Emblematic Of The Arts & Floral Inlays Throughtout The Table: Having The Original Maker''s Label: ''Edwards & Roberts'' Who Utilized The Finest Craftsmen In London And Fashioned Furniture After Adam & Sheraton. Circa: 1865 Height 31 1/2'' Oval Top: 34 3/4'' X 21 3/4'' The Firm Of Edwards & Roberts Was One Of The Principal London Companies Working In The Taste Of The Late 18th Century. They Started Business In 1845 And By 1854 Were Trading As ''Edwards & Roberts, 21 Wardour Street, Antique And Modern Cabinet Makers & Importers Of Ancient Furniture'' Wardour Street Became An Important Furniture Retailing Area In The Second Half Of The 19th Century. The Firm Carried A Fine And Complete Library Of The Old Designers (Chippendale, Adam, Hepplewhite & Sheraton). They Ceased Doing Business In 1899 Having Been At Various Addresses. Wainwright, June 1978, Pages: 95-105   « Less

Rare & Important Early 19th C American Federal New York Duncan Phyfe Lyre Back Hairy Paw Carved Feet Classical Mahogany Side Chair Circa: 1800-1815 Original Surface,  More »

Rare & Important Early 19th C American Federal New York Duncan Phyfe Lyre Back Hairy Paw Carved Feet Classical Mahogany Side Chair Circa: 1800-1815 Original Surface, Original Seat, Choice Patina. In An Excellent State Of Preservation. Wonderful Mellow Nut Brown Patina. Height 33'', Width: 18'', Seat Height: 17'' We Are Actively Seeking A Mate To This Rare American Chair. In 1929 There Was On Display An Armchair A Mate To This Chair Set In The Monumental ''Girl Scout Loan Exhibit'' American Furniture Exhibition. Please Contact Us Immediately If You Have Any Chairs Identical To This One Or Directly Related To The New York City Workshop Of The Master Furniture Maker Of Duncan Phyfe. All Correspondence Is Strictly Confidential. All Inquiries Please Contact The Owner Of The Gallery Mark Reinfurt - Equinox Antiques & Fine Art at 802-362-3540 gallery (10-5) Thank-You!   « Less

Rare & Important Early 19th C American Federal New York Duncan Phyfe Lyre Back Hairy Paw Carved Feet Classical Mahogany Side Chair Circa: 1800-1815 Original Surface,  More »

Rare & Important Early 19th C American Federal New York Duncan Phyfe Lyre Back Hairy Paw Carved Feet Classical Mahogany Side Chair Circa: 1800-1815 Original Surface, Original Seat, Choice Patina. In An Excellent State Of Preservation. Wonderful Mellow Nut Brown Patina. Height 33'', Width: 18'', Seat Height: 17'' We Are Actively Seeking A Mate To This Rare American Chair. In 1929 There Was On Display An Armchair A Mate To This Chair Set In The Monumental ''Girl Scout Loan Exhibit'' American Furniture Exhibition. Please Contact Us Immediately If You Have Any Chairs Identical To This One Or Directly Related To The New York City Workshop Of The Master Furniture Maker Of Duncan Phyfe. All Correspondence Is Strictly Confidential. All Inquiries Please Contact The Owner Of The Gallery Mark Reinfurt - Equinox Antiques & Fine Art at 802-362-3540 gallery (10-5) Thank-You!   « Less

Superb Pair Of Early 19th C American New York Carved Classical Mahogany Side Chairs Circa: 1815 Each Of Klismos Form, With A Foliate Carved Horizontal Splat, Raised On Sabre  More »

Superb Pair Of Early 19th C American New York Carved Classical Mahogany Side Chairs Circa: 1815 Each Of Klismos Form, With A Foliate Carved Horizontal Splat, Raised On Sabre Legs. In Excellent Condition. Old Original Surface. Mellow Nut Brown Patina Provenance: Ex Collection Of Ms. Pauline L. Harrison. A Nice Example For A Federal Residence Or A New York Brown Stone.   « Less

Superb Early 19th C American Vinegar Grain Painted Lift Top One Drawer Blanket Chest With Its Original Orcher / Sienna Grain Painted Surface. Original Interior Till, Original  More »

Superb Early 19th C American Vinegar Grain Painted Lift Top One Drawer Blanket Chest With Its Original Orcher / Sienna Grain Painted Surface. Original Interior Till, Original Hinges, Full Height, No Damage, No Repair, & No Restoration. Very Minor Surface Wear. In A Superb State Of Original Preservation. Height: 29'', Width: 41'', Depth: 17'' Origin: New England   « Less

Choice Early 19th C American Federal Pine Original Painted New England One Drawer Basin Washstand With Its Original Cream Color Ground Paint That Is Highlighted With Green  More »

Choice Early 19th C American Federal Pine Original Painted New England One Drawer Basin Washstand With Its Original Cream Color Ground Paint That Is Highlighted With Green And Gold Painted Pin Striping And Stars, And A Scrolled Back Splash. The Back Splash Is Finely Dovetailed At The Corners, Inside Of Legs Are Fine Chamfered And Tapered From Top To Bottom. The Cabinet Maker Used Attention To Detail In Its Creation At Every Level. The Overall Color Is Much More Vibrant In Person. There Is No Damage, No Repairs, No Restoration. With Its Original Brass Federal Drawer Pulls. Sweet! Completely Original. In A Superb State Of Original Preservation. Height: 37 1/2'', Width: 20'', Depth: 16 5/8'' Circa: 1815-1825   « 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