New England country Hepplewhite stand in softwoods circa 1800 with brass pulls . Convenient as a bedside table or end table in living room . Note the dividers in the lower drawer for sewing bits. Restored. Height 29 inches, 17 1/2 inches, 17 1/2 inches. $380.
American late Sheraton two drawer night stand circa 1810 to 1820. Possibly from New York State. Composed of cherry primary wood with mahogany veneers. Nice old set of brass knobs. The overhang top features a reeded rim and the legs are done in a bold rope twist...
An American birch Sheraton candle stand on a medium turned pedestal with arching spider legs. Light older finish, with marks of age . Height 29 and 1/4th inches, Width 19 1/4 inches, depth 15 1/4 inches. $210.
An American Chippendale mahogany candle stand Circa 1760. The finely turned top rests on an urn form pedestal of elegance with carved cabriole legs ending in snake feet. This is a beautiful stand with very nice polish. Minor repairs. Height 28 and 1/ 4th inches, width...
English Mahogany Late Georgian tilt top candle stand. A rectangular top with rounded corners rests on a well-turned stem above arching spider legs. Older finish Height 27 1/2 inches, width 21and 3/4 inches, depth 15 inches.
French wine table Directoire period, circa 1800-1810, is an example that carries a beautiful gray and white veined marble top set in fruitwood. A drawer in the apron is outlined with brass beading and will hold your corkscrews and corks. Below are convenient shelves....
English walnut Queen Anne lowboy circa 1725. A molded edge overhang top rests on a case of three short drawers above a graceful arcaded apron. Shapely carved cabriole legs hold the case well above pad feet. Later correct style brasses. In good order and ready to use....
English walnut Queen lowboy early 1700s. Of classic English Rococo design featuring especially well drawn cabriole legs and pad feet. The crisp overhang top rests on three short drawers above a well-drawn arcade apron. Desirable in this older finish with a later set...
English walnut Queen Anne game table from the early 1700's with folding top, and swing legs. This intriguing design includes turret corners for a holding candles or drinks and carved pockets for game chips. The cloth gaming surface cover is a baize done only for card...
A New England Queen Anne style candle stand in cherry, late 18th century, possibly Connecticut. The rectangular top with clover corners sits above a baluster turned bass over cabriole legs ending in snake feet. The lovely old finish enhances the depth of color and...
