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$335.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: West Palm Beach, United States Nice rich deep mahogany circa 1880, very sturdy.
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$150.61 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Sarasota, United States Labeled as style #8424 the set has been well cared for withonly minor age marks. Coffee table. Warm Regards. Side table.
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Condition: Unspecified Location: Blauvelt, United States
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States The nightstands were produced by a Kentucky furniture manufacturer in the earlier part of the 20th century and have remained in exceptional condition. ... moreEach stand features a single drawer with a pair of turned wood knobs and an inset brass escutcheon.
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Condition: Used Location: Perkasie, United States This is a wonderful all original late 18th century Chippendale style tilt top table with no restorations. We feel it is mahogany or cherry. It has the ... morebird cage. It measures app. 32" in diameter and 45 1/2" when the table is not opened. When the table is down. It measures app. 24" in height. It has all the original parts including ring and slat. There is a shallow surface scratch on the back side that is not visible from the front and in no way effects the appearance. Please see picture. It has wonderful claw and ball feet. This is a truly exceptional table that would make a marvelous addition to any home. Please feel free to question. We recommend local tri state pick up but will do our best to accommodate any shipper of your choice.
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Free Shipping Condition: Used Location: Santa Ana, United States Front drawer, apron and supported legs in faux bamboo detail, with Chippendale style fret work at front.Walnut inlaid table top with a black stencil line;Flip ... moreopen to have a walnut inlaid top and burl inlaid banding at edges.Four brass supported hinges and drawer pull.
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Condition: Used Location: Canton, United States Storage fees must be paid before the item will be released.
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Condition: Used Location: Canton, United States It was made from a Chippendale period antique found in the Colonial Williamsburg Collection. Plycon Vanlines.
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Condition: Used Location: Addison, United States Features two drawer accented with pierced brass drop bail pull and tall five. carved with acanthus leaf knee legs with ball & claw. It has" rope" carving ... morearound and nice wood grain. smoke free ready to enter your room.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STYLE: Chippendale.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States Antique primitive tables designed to seat a large family gathering are regarded as farm tables in the five to six foot range or harvest tables as they ... moreapproach six to eight feet in length. The understated brilliance of the sawbuck table form is the "X" shape stretcher which transfers stress through the table towards the ground and along with the continual stretcher spanning across the table length hardly any structural maintenance is ever required.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STYLE: Chippendale / Traditional. light wear.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STYLE: Chippendale / Traditional.
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Condition: Unspecified Location: Allentown, United States Lovely ebonized coffee table featuring a rectangular top with a mirror insert raised on four sturdy legs. This table has a great look that can be the ... morecenterpiece of any room. It has a rather modern feeling.
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Condition: Used Location: Perkasie, United States Colonial Williamsburg CW-134. Oval shaped table with claw-and-ball feet. 63077EC: THEODORE ALEXANDER Country French Narrow Corner Cabinet. Approx: 40 ... moreyear old. Specifically, but without limitation, Stenella Antiques and Interiors makes no representation or warranty that any of the lots conform to any standard in respect of safety, pollution or hazardous material, or fit for any particular purpose.
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Free Shipping Condition: Unspecified Location: Aurora, United States Beautifully crafted Kittinger Furniture Chippendale style drop-leaf side table (Model CW 134). Solid mahogany rectangular top with deep "D" form drop ... moreleaves. The skirt has shaped details at the narrow ends.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STYLE: Chippendale / Georgian.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States Each base consists of a center pedestal support designed with a boldly turned column and compact ball form along with three snake legs ending with ball ... more& claw carved feet. The high arching knees of each leg are fashioned with sheathes of wheat carved motifs which further add to the elegance of this table.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States This was likely made around the centennial celebration that reinvigorated an appreciation of 18th century designs & increased the demand for “traditional” ... morefurniture that was popular in the preceding century.
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Condition: Used Location: Canton, United States Storage fees must be paid before the item will be released.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STYLE: Chippendale / Traditional.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States 18TH CENTURY ANTIQUE IRISH CHIPPENDALE MAHOGANY GENTLEMANS WRITING DESK / DRESSING TABLE. There are a couple of similar examples in the Victoria & Albert ... morecollection in London & in the Colonial Williamsburg collection.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STATTON SOLID CHERRY GAME TABLE CHIPPENDALE PRIVATE COLLECTION Click Images to Enlarge Item: Statton Game Table Details: Solid Cherry Signed Statton Traditional ... moreDesign Chippendale Style Claw Feet Private Collection Measurements: 32" long. 16" deep, and 29.5" high Opens up to 32x32 Condition: Good. With minor wear Shipping: We will arrange all shipping for you. Shipping prices do include insurance. We do offer shipping discounts if you purchase more than one item. Flat rate of $195 to terminal or $45 more for first floor home delivery(excluding CA. OR, WA, NV) Please email for a rate if you are in these states. Pickups are free. Please also feel free to arrange your own shipping. We also provide a list of suggestions below to get your own quote. Please Note: We have been selling used furniture on ebay for twelve years. We typically say all our items are in good shape with minor wear. You are not purchasing a new piece of furniture so normal signs of wear should be expected. If we do see a significant flaw or distraction. We will try to say or picture it. We sell 90% of our items for consigners(people who are moving, getting divorced, liquidating their estate, or just need to clean out their home) Because we have limited space and we are a two person operation, we concentrate on clean quality name brand furniture. We strive on customer satisfaction. Shipping time: 10 days-6 weeks depending on location. We do not ship items ourselves but will arrange all the shipping. Please email if you need a more specific time frame. Pieces that are going extremely remote places may take longer and have to be packed or crated. Rick Ships 336-887-0065 TSC Moving 888-219-6054 Plycon Vanlines 631-269-7000 Antique Express Delivery 207-469-5363 Antique Transport 215-844-8755 Packaging Store(215)361-6940 We are extremely thankful for your business. Please continue to look at our items. We do list new items weekly. We strive to bring you the best fine furniture at very competitive prices. Please email us with any question
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States Each of the tapered legs features double line inlays of alternating variegated woods diagonally inset along a pattern line in a barber pole styling that ... moreall consist of hundreds of individually hand cut splices of wood.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States The table has 1 large drawer and retains all of its original charm and integrity with pegged construction, hand cut dovetailed drawer with scribe marks, ... morehand chamfered drawer bottom, & remnants of the original red wash that can be seen on the underside of the table.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States You simply reach under the table to actuate the drawers. Hardware on Townshend Goddard pieces are normally sterling silver and Mr Goddard's passions for ... moresilver engraving lead him into quite a difficulty with Colonial British authorities for counterfeiting their coinage.allegedly.
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Condition: Used Location: Belleview, United States Beautiful table is made of solid Cherry wood with brass hinges. Table is 31" x 23' when leaves are in the up position. Top is attached to base. Finish ... morehas normal finish wear due to age and use. Can be displayed with the leave up or down.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STYLE: Chippendale / Georgian.
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Condition: Unspecified Location: Williamsburg, United States PROBABLY NEW ENGLAND APPEARS TO BE MAPLE EXCELLENT CONDITION FOR ITS 225+ YEARS. APPEARS TO HAVE ITS ORIGINAL STRETCHER AND 2 BOARD TOP.
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Condition: Unspecified Location: Canton, United States Storage fees must be paid before the item will be released.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States 20TH CENTURY CHIPPENDALE ANTIQUE STYLE MAHOGANY BUTLERS TABLE / COFFEE TABLE. The table has a beautiful Mahogany top with pierced ends that are hinged ... moreand can fold up and down. These make great coffee tables, and this example is in very good condition.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States The table has a single drawer with an embossed brass pull, shaped leaves, and finely carved legs. The table retains its original paper label showing this ... morewas made in Springfield, MA by JF Holbrook. Not much is known about JF Holbrook as even our best Connecticut River Valley Cabinet makers are severely underrepresented outside of Pelatiah Bliss, William Lloyd, Eliphalet Chapin, etc.
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$138.95 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Scottsdale, United States Tilt table has latch hook underneath, still in excellent condition, given it's age with original finish.see all photos. Period approximate late 1750-1850. ... moreThis is an estate piece and has been in our family for generations.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States An exceptional grade of walnut is used in the solid construction of the entire table base. We strive to make your on-line buying experience as easy and ... morepleasant as possible. We don’t like to send nice people off with things tied to roof racks.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States The Mahogany used for the top and leaves is superb with a very rare & interesting grain pattern. This is Santo Domingan Mahogany imported from the Caribbean ... moreand it is among the most desirable wood species in the world because of the unique mineral deposits present which give it the dark striations and a high oil density that provides the signature sheen.
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Condition: Used Location: Holland, United States
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STYLE: Chippendale. We use individual white-glove freight carriers. Age Appropriate Wear. They are not big national corporations. Bucks County Estate ... moreTraders.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STYLE: Chippendale.
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Condition: Unspecified Location: Allentown, United States English Queen Ann end side table with an incised carved top, C. 1920's, Features an oval top that tilts and a center pedestal raised on a tripod center ... morebase ending in snail feet. This fabulous table is very sturdy and in good condition.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States We whole heartedly believed this was a period table and refused to believe otherwise until we got our hands on it and checked out the construction. We ... morehave multiple copies of their literature and our father knew the Sacks and we will attach a photo from Albert Sack’s “Fine Points of Furniture” showing a near identical Pembroke table as a best example.
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Condition: Unspecified Location: Canton, United States The original was displayed in the Wythe House in Colonial Williamsburg. Storage fees must be paid before the item will be released.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States Quite literally this table was a labor of his love for his daughter and her husband who both cherished the table these past few generations. He selected ... morea premium grade of solid curly tiger maple not commonly found in furniture production anymore.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States The table has a dish top & a beautiful piece of Mahogany was used for the top. We’ve handled similar tables from Pennsylvania & Maryland and believe the ... moretable was made in one of the Mid-Atlantic states.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STYLE: Chippendale / Traditional. We use individual white-glove freight carriers. They are not big national corporations. Bucks County Estate Traders.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STYLE: Chippendale / Georgian. light surface wear.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STYLE: Chippendale.
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Condition: Unspecified Location: Roanoke Rapids, United States It is in great estate condition and very rich looking.The table is in mahogany. The table was crafted Councill Craftsman. PLYCON TRANSPORTATION GROUP.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States EARLY 19TH CENTURY FEDERAL MAHOGANY DROPLEAF DINING TABLE. The leaves were constructed with sequential cuts of Mahogany and orientated in a manner where ... morethe table is nearly identical from either side.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States When the feet have 3 claws they’re referred to as talon feet and these are superbly executed with tons of character. The table has a 3 board Walnut top ... morein an old surface, likely original. The dish top is well pronounced and because the top is made from Walnut opposed to Mahogany, the tabletop has not warped at all.
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Condition: Unspecified Location: Springfield, United States The table would have been originally painted with a milk paint that was lost to oxidation, cleaning, & handling over 250+ years. The table has a large ... morerectangular 2 board top and pivots with ease. The center of the seat can lift up and the entire base cabinet can be used for extra storage.
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Condition: Unspecified Location: Springfield, United States The players stand at the squared edge and use the cue stick to hit balls toward the pockets. This table was exceptionally cared for and it shows. We perform ... morethis service without the cost of labor as an appreciation for your patronage.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States Old Repair to Marble, Ring Marks.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States Our family is originally from Boston & Boston furniture has a very delicate scale with elegant lines. The stand has two drawers each with a porcelain ... morepull and fantastic recessed panel sides & back. The stand has a bulbous turning pattern on the legs and is in fantastic condition with our only notes being minimal surface wear but nothing that would warrant a refinishing.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States 19TH CENTURY ANTIQUE SHERATON MAHOGANY 3 DRAWER WORKTABLE / NIGHTSTAND W/ ROPE CARVED LEGS. A fantastic piece of Mahogany was used for the top and it’s ... morefinished beautifully to highlight the grain. The table was probably made in Boston, and it has 3 drawers with rope carved legs.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States Icicle inlaid furniture is mainly associated with Newport RI cabinet makers, but we’ve handled a fair amount from Connecticut and Massachusetts as well. ... moreOn late 18th & early 19th examples you can compare the subtle differences in the shading & design and narrow it down to a more specific area.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States The stand has not been cut down and we know it was originally made this size because of the small ringlet before the button feet. This is a good size ... morefor a Bible box but was likely just made this size to be used as a bedside table for a low lying period bed.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States The candlestand is constructed with solid cherry and has retained the original finish throughout over two centuries of use. The oxidation has created ... morea craquelure that cannot be truly replicated through any process besides natural aging.
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Condition: Used Location: Hatfield, United States STYLE: Chippendale. OPEN H: 29.25 x W: 0.00 x D: 38.00.
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Condition: Unspecified Location: Springfield, United States FINE FRENCH STYLE TWO TIER CUSTOM HIGH QUALITY SATINWOOD& MAHOGANY FINELY CARVED PIE CRUST TABLE For sale is this ultra fine French carved Circa 1900-10's ... morefine custom mahogany pie crust carved satinwood and mahogany two tier stand. These are choice exceptional pieces made by a high regarded Chicago custom furniture maker(label signature) One of the best ones we have had in a very long time with a twist carved column. Carved cabriolet knees and snail carved feet on a tripod base. Satinwood pieces are something we are very eager about buying and selling. Collecting satinwood pieces is a choice select area with people of the most refined taste with a knowledge that what they buy is absolutely the very finest in furnishings. We shot a few fresh in the door pieces today and forgot our notes at the shop after we ran out to a very exciting local estate call. We will amend this this weekend. If you need sizes sooner simply call and we'll have your information within the hour. PLEASE READ WELCOME TO BAY COLONY ANTIQUES Bay Colony Antiques is a dedicated group of New England antique dealers from Springfield. Massachusetts. We have a large inventory of fine antiques ranging from Early American, Federal, Chippendale, Empire, Centennial, Victorian, 20th Century custom mahogany, Art Deco and mid-century modern antique furniture along with decorative arts from across the globe. Our network of contacts and associates reaches across the United States. We strive to make your on-line buying experience as easy and pleasant as possible. If you would like fast friendly immediate assistance please give us a call 413-285-8063 or 413-426-2396. If you would like to find our about any number of our services including appraisals and restoration, please ask us about our website for more information. We accept all major credit cards and are delighted to answer any questions that you may have or provide services you may need. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. After months of planning we are proud to publicly announce the expansion of our famil
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Condition: Unspecified Location: Perkasie, United States Colonial Williamsburg Collection. This is for your protection and ours. Its serpentine top tilts up to form a diamond and can fit easily into any corner. ... moreSpecifically, but without limitation, Stenella Antiques and Interiors makes no representation or warranty that any of the lots conform to any standard in respect of safety, pollution or hazardous material, or fit for any particular purpose.
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American Chippendale Period Mahogany Pie Crust Tea Table, poss. Southern States
American Chippendale Mahogany Pie Crust Table. Possibly Southern States Last quarter of the 18th Century. Hairy Paw Ball and Claw Feet Item# 130101RQY27 This is an American Chippendale Period Mahogany Pie Crust Birdcage Tea Table. Crafted during the last quarter of the 18th Century. Possibly in the Southern States. The bold turned baluster relates to many forms seen along coastal North Carolina. Though it is a difficult piece to attribute with any certainty as similar works are also found in Philadelphia. More research would be necessary to attribute the piece with any authority. A very handsome work. The top is crafted from a single board of mahogany, a broad piece measuring an immense 37 1/16" x 36 3/8" It's sharp and well formed rim is carved of the solid, and from all appearances seems to have been sunk by hand rather than ... moreby turning, the craftsman planing this board until the outer inches of the rim remained upraised. These would then be carved and chiseled until they took on the form you now see. This is a highly labor intensive process and is more generally seen from shops with lower volume of production. We believe this table was probably in rough shape at one point in it's not so distant past. A condition that required the restorer to take apart the birdcage(note the alterations to the birdcage) remove the old rails and replace them and restore the cracking and loss around the base where the legs join the pedestal. As a result, it is difficult to be certain that the top truly is original to the table, though we do believe it is after closely examining it. The slideshow has many close up pictures that will allow you to determine that for yourself. The birdcage mechanism allows the table to swing freely. A small wedge-tenon sliding into the crevice in the top of the pedestal to lock the entire device in place. The pedestal is bold with a wonderful swollen baluster over the tri-form legs, these joining directly into the base in broad dovetail joints from the underside, locked in place with
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18th Century American Chippendale Drop Leaf Dining Table, Pennsylvania c 1770-90
Please note. We have a very large collection of additional images of this piece available for your enjoyment below. Description: This listing is for an 18th Century American Chippendale Carved Ball and Claw Foot Drop Leaf Table. Pennsylvania, almost certainly from Philadelphia, circa 1770-90. Each board on this stunning table is fully solid single planks of Mahogany, each carefully selected for the best possible grains. They are hand planed to leave a flawless top surface, with an unfinished and uneven planed underside. The leaves hang from the table with hand crafted original hinges, uncommon with the pressure usually on these hinges, but a statement to the quality of craftsmanship in the piece. One hinge is a possible replacement. Still a period hand forged hinge, but of different dimension from the other three) The hinges are reinforced ... moreto allow originality and functionality at the same time. The top sits gracefully over its original frame. The frame has a most graceful form. With a flowing carved apron floating the front and back. The practical hand craftsmanship is obvious, where the cabinetmaker carved and finished the front of each apron, but left the back unfinished with evidence of chisel and knife throughout. Each corner is formed with a pegged tenon-mortise joint, while the frame- of primarily pine secondary woods- joins with dovetailed construction for a permanent build. The underside of the table is locked on to the top with original glued blocks. The frame sits over four cabriole legs, rolling with ease into the tendons and muscles tensed in grip. It has some of the most beautiful Philadelphia ball and claw carvings, with full details of the talons, stretched skin and sharpness of the grasping nails reaching around each perfectly formed ball. Small knicks and marks from the knife are still apparent where they carefully carved each foot. The piece boasts the most magnificent patina and depth of finish. With a deep glow and incredible oxidization throughout. Every part of this piece is a testamen
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18TH CENTURY PERIOD AMERICAN COLONIAL CHIPPENDALE STYLE TEA TABLE CARVED WALNUT
OFFERED HERE IS A GORGEOUS ENGLISH PERIOD AMERICAN COLONIAL TILT-TOP TEA TABLE WITH CABRIOLE CARVED LEGS AND A ROUND CARVED GALLERIED TOP. IN VERY NICE ORIGINAL ANTIQUE CONDITION. DIEMSIONS ARE: 27.5" IN HEIGHT(42" IN UPRIGHT POSITION) BY 26.25" IN DIAMETER A GORGEOUS PIECE! VERY OLD MINOR REPAIRS AS SHOWN. A GLOWING PATINA! On Sep-26-10 at 17:24:39 PDT. Seller added the following information:
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SWC-Chippendale Banquet Table, American, c.1790
The country's largest collection of fine Classical& Colonial Furniture. Just steps from the RISD Museum& John Brown House 292 Westminster St. Providence. RI 02903 tel(401) 272.3200 tollfree(888) 884.5336 Chippendale Mahogany Banquet Table. American, c.1790 Colonial Banquet tables are rare and the table above relies on classic Chippendale square molded legs. The three sections of this banquet table are united by a large mahogany board top. And complementary figured mahogany veneered apron. This table bears a museum’s number which we believe is Winterthur. Click HERE for more Photos& Dimensions All offerings are in fine condition with no major repairs or replacements unless otherwise indicated in description. We offer free delivery within 60 miles of Providence on all purchases over $2.000. Though specific delivery terms for ... moreall purchases outside of the Providence area are to be agreed upon after the auction. We offer and require the following necessities: i. Shipping must be performed by a professional moving service. We can provide shipping service. For a quote, please contact us directly via phone number 401.272.3200 or contact us through eBay. ii. Item must be insured in full. iii. Buyer pays for shipping& insurance. iv. We offer right of refusal upon delivery. And if refused, we will refund buyers payment minus auction& shipping expenses. Rhode Island purchasers must add 7% sales tax.
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American Chippendale Antique Drop Leaf Dining Table, Pennsylvania or Delaware
American Chippendale Walnut Drop Leaf Dining Table. Pennsylvania or Delaware c. 1760-80 Probably Delaware River Valley. Originally One of a Pair Straight Marlborough Legs Item# 130002IWT18 The drop leaf dining table was a very prominent form in homes of the higher classes during the Chippendale and Federal periods. A working solution to the problem of balancing space with flexibility in a home that entertained company regularly. It allowed for tables to be posed as pier or serving tables against the wall, making the room large and inviting during a social engagement, these being brought out as needed to recreate a dining room. This table was almost certainly part of a pair originally. Two sets of bracket holes on one leaf evidence of clasps that would have attached to the leaves of the other table to create a solid surface. A pair of tables ... morevery similar in form, though crafted with solid board leaves, was offered at Christies in 2003( Lot 322. Sale 1189, sold as a pair for $13,145) Intact pairs of this form are rather uncommon as these were regularly broken up as they were passed down in families. The top is crafted of five boards butt-jointed with tongue-in-groove joinery assisting in all but one leaf. This probably a later solution to the uneven shrinking of the boards, secured from the underside with butterfly dovetails. The leaves hang over ruled joints, lifting on two swinging gate legs, the frame and knuckle crafted of solid oak double pinned to the square Marlborough leg. The oak rails are affixed with scattered rosehead nails to the poplar frame rails coupled with one original hand filed screw set in wells into the top on both sides, these boards joined to the mahogany front and back rails with exposed dovetails behind the gate legs. Three dovetailed walnut braces join the frame to the top, these absent several screws, the top likewise secured with three hand filed screws set evenly in wells through the mahogany front and back rails. A single thick walnut brace dovetails into either side of the botto
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American c. 1760 Chippendale period walnut dish top tilt top tripod table
American Chippendale period walnut dish top tilt top tripodtable with bird cage movement. Topcomposed of three joined boards(held in place by butterfly dovetails) Base pedestal composed of vase and ringturnings and cabriole legs ending in padded snake feet. Bird cage composed of similarly turnedcolumns. Piece has old or originalfinish and has some minor old damage and repairs. Note: Top surface has some water damage and two patches(old work) American c. 1760. 33.5” diameter x 29” tall. Offers accepted. Will Ship. Buyer sets up and pays for shipping. RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fvo%7B%3Dd70f%2Bf52%3E-13fc7d2a034-0x106-
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Fine American Chippendale Drop Leaf Table w/ Ball & Claw Feet, Pennsylvania
American Chippendale Mahogany Drop Leaf Table w/ Ball and Claw Feet Probably Pennsylvania c. 1770-90. Shaped Apron Item# 100105QPP31 An exceptional work of early American craftsmanship. This is an outstanding selection for serious collectors of Pennsylvania Chippendale furniture. Each board on the table is fully solid single planks of Mahogany, each carefully selected for the best possible grains. They are hand planed to leave a flawless top surface, with an unfinished and uneven planed underside. The leaves hang from the table with hand crafted original hinges, uncommon with the pressure usually on these hinges, but a statement to the quality of craftsmanship in the piece. One hinge is a possible replacement. Still a period hand forged hinge, but of different dimension from the other three) The hinges are reinforced to allow originality ... moreand functionality at the same time. The top sits gracefully over its original frame. The frame has a most graceful form. With a flowing carved apron floating the front and back. The practical hand craftsmanship is obvious, where the cabinetmaker carved and finished the front of each apron, but left the back unfinished with evidence of chisel and knife throughout. Each corner is formed with a pegged tenon-mortise joint, while the frame- of primarily pine secondary woods- joins with dovetailed construction for a permanent build. The underside of the table is locked on to the top with original glued blocks. The frame sits over four cabriole legs, rolling with ease into the tendons and muscles tensed in grip. It has some of the most beautiful Philadelphia ball and claw carvings, with full details of the talons, stretched skin and sharpness of the grasping nails reaching around each perfectly formed ball. Small knicks and marks from the knife are still apparent where they carefully carved each foot. The piece boasts the most magnificent patina and depth of finish. With a deep glow and incredible oxidization throughout. Every part of this piece is a testament to the planning and
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Fine American Chippendale Antique Card Table, Pennsylvania 18th Century c 1760
Fine American Chippendale Mahogany Card Table over Marlborough Legs Pennsylvania c. 1775-1785 in nearly untouched condition Primary Woods: Mahogany[tops. Primary case, legs, molding] Secondary Woods: Golden Oak[gate leg frame] Yellow Pine[back board of frame, runners, interior blocking] Cedar[triangular blocks under drawer bottom] Poplar[drawer sides and bottom] Item# 130108MWT12 This is an exceptional work of art. An American Chippendale Mahogany Card Table from Pennsylvania circa the last quarter of the 18th Century, likely crafted between 1775-85. The table is remarkably well preserved, almost entirely untouched other than regular maintenance of the finish through periodic and regular waxing- the finish beneath is possibly not original, or at least partially restored, but is very early and highly patinated. Every aspect of the table is ... moreoriginal, including the highly delicate C-Scroll returns that flank each leg- these are replaced or damaged with high frequency due to their precarious nature, particularly the left rear bracket, as this is only secured at the table frame and does not attach to the gating leg. Clearly the table remained in one area without being moved or roughly handled for much of it's life. The top is crafted of broad solid planks of mahogany. Each just under an inch thick and spanning the entire depth of 17 3/4" without a second board. The figure is warm and flowing, a rich pudding surface that is even more evident on the cleaner"game" surface. The top lifts over original hinges to rest on the gating back leg, this crafted with golden oak making up both ends of the knuckled board, tenoned into the rear left leg and pinned with two wooden pegs. A single drawer pulls out from the front with an outstanding Rococo pair of brasses, likely imports from England and fully original, the edge of the drawer lined with a thin cockbead molding to give shape to the drawer. The drawer is framed with poplar secondaries, the deeply chamfered bottom sliding into rabbets along the sides with
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Rare American Chippendale Antique Table, Single Drop Leaf, Ball & Claw c.1770-90
Rare American Chippendale One Leaf Table American Black Walnut w/ Shell Carved Legs on Ball& Claw Feet Probably Connecticut River Valley. C. 1770-90 Item# 130309GZP24 A fine work of the American Chippendale period. This is an exceedingly rare form. Termed by Wallace Nutting a"Sideboard Table" the form is generally recognized as a One Leaf Drop Leaf Table, a piece intended for display against the wall with it's exposed apron facing out. As such, the front two legs are highlighted with beautiful raised shells while the rear legs are unadorned. Crafted of what appears to be[not micro-analyzed] an American Black Walnut of well selected flowing grain. The top board and leaf both display a wonderful ribbing at the center surrounded by wide flowing veins; similarly in the apron and legs, the veins are large and run in distinct ... morechannels in a way that enhances the cabriole of the leg and does not distract from the scrolling scallop of the apron. While single leaf drop-leaf tables are predominantly found in Massachusetts. This table exhibits every indication of being of Connecticut craftsmanship with the distinct influence of Delaware River Valley tradition in it's construction and form. The sides of the apron are recessed, the inner edges of the leg posts being thumb molded and flanking the inset apron and knee returns, clearly reminiscent of Philadelphia treatment of this leg[see Kugelman. P. 136, fig 3.5 for a discussion of similar features on a dining table with East Windsor CT provenance and likely origin] Likewise. The pinned tenon-mortise joinery in the frame and legs is borrowed from this region. The intensely scalloped apron exudes grace and liveliness with a repeating lobe flanked by a half step[for similar apron treatments see Kugelman. P. 88-91- those documented of Wethersfield, Connecticut craftsmanship] The purity of the craftsmanship is representative of a very accomplished artisan; every detail is perfected. Note the close up images of the underside of the returns; while usually these
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Original 1700s Chippendale Mahogany Pie Crust Tea Table American Philadelphia
Original American c1760-80 Chippendale pie crust tea table. Needs restoration. 2 cracks in the top one with 3 very old repairs. Legs were all broken and repaired at some time. Missing one rail. Holes stripped out where catch attaches under the top. But original working catch mechanism. The bottom metal bracket looks original, but screws are not. Finish is a dark stain and probably not original. You can see the beautiful wood when taking picture with a flash. Table is about 29 inches high and 29 inches diameter. Top is carved from a single piece of mahogany and has many old scuff marks as well as 2 areas where a screw came through from the bottom one of which is repaired. This looks to be a fairly straightforward restoration. I had it checked out as being period and American with a famous New York auction house. Shipping would be in 2 boxes. ... moreTop and base and would be available only to the lower 48 in the US Local pick-up for free in Sioux Falls South Dakota Shipping is 300.00 to the US including insurance No International Shipping PAYPAL ONLY.
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American Chippendale Mahogany Pembroke Breakfast Table Philadelphia c. 1790-1810
CHEST OF DRAWERS ANTIQUE CHAIRS TABLES BRONZE SCULPTURES FINE PAINTINGS SCHOOL OF ORIGIN SUBJECT LAMPS. LIGHTING FINE AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE MAHOGANY ANTIQUE BREAKFAST TABLE Philadelphia. Pennsylvania c. 1790-1810 w/ Molded legs and Domed Saltire Stretchers Item# 1401NVP18PS This is an exceptional American Chippendale Pembroke table. Crafted with a very dense and vibrant grained Cuban mahogany top. The flow of the grains is incredibly attractive, the intense ribbing through the center made accentuated by the smooth straight grains along the edges of the leaves. Lifting over triangular wings that easily swing from their resting place integral with the frame, the surface is broad and highly functional. Both leaves retain their three original hand forged iron hinges. A single drawer eases in and out of the front of the table with a brass bail ... morepull(replaced) the drawer front framed in an applied cockbead molding around most of the dovetails of the front joint. The bottom is deeply chamfered with triangular blocks set in the bevel to secure the drawer bottom firmly. Finishing the lower edge of the apron on both sides of the table is a thin tri-bead molding over the tapering Marlborough legs embellished with scrolling returns with a shapely"domed" saltire stretcher joining into the legs with a tenon; these lift vertically in a cyma-curving climb embellished by offset scrolls above and below each stretcher until they ultimately join half-lapped centrally. Truly eye catching are the crisp fluting and perfectly tapered form of each leg, this executed on the front and side of each leg with the interior corner being bevelled and interior sides left plain. They are sharp and very fine. The quality and craftsmanship in this fine piece is above reproach in every way- precise joinery and perfect carving have resulted in an investment grade work of art. For any serious collector of American furniture. This is an exceptional find. Notes: Fine Points of Furniture: Early American. Sack, p. 249- noting under"best"
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Antique American Mahogany Chippendale Lowboy Circa 1780-1790
Antique American Mahogany Chippendale Lowboy Circa 1780-1790 Description: A fine American mahogany Chippendale lowboy. Mid-Atlantic states, circa 1780-1790. The lowboy features a fine scalloped skirt and shaped corner brackets over straight square legs with an unusual"X" stretcher. The hardware is original and the finish is old. The top has a wide banded border. Secondary woods are oak and pine. The lowboy measures 29 1/2" wide by 18" deep by 28" high. In very good condition. The only issue is the split in the top which is very common since the top is one board. This piece has beautiful color and richness. Please view all photos carefully. Guaranteed to be as described. A note to our international buyers: We welcome international buyers but please be aware that any and all import duties. Taxes, Vats, etc. are the ... moreresponsibility of the buyer. In addition, it is a federal offense to falsify customs forms. Please do not ask us to do so. Shipping: Items are generally shipped within 1 business day upon receipt of payment. Unless it is a large item that requires special handling, such as furniture. Payment: We accept paypal and all major credit cards directly through our own merchant account. Please email for other payment methods. Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge inkfrog terapeak. I000000.
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Rare American Chippendale One Leaf Antique Sideboard Table, Connecticut c. 1770
RARE AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE SIDEBOARD TABLE WITH ONE LEAF. CONNECTICUT C. 1770-90 With Shell Carved Legs on Ball& Claw Feet Probably Connecticut River Valley. C. 1770-90 Item# 130309GZP24 A fine work of the American Chippendale period. This is an exceedingly rare form. Termed by Wallace Nutting a"Sideboard Table" the form is more generally recognized as a"One Leaf Drop Leaf Table" a piece intended for display against the wall with it's exposed apron facing out. As such, the front two legs are highlighted with beautiful raised shells while the rear legs are unadorned. Crafted of what appears to be[not micro-analyzed] an American Black Walnut of well selected flowing grain. The top board and leaf both display a wonderful ribbing at the center surrounded by wide flowing veins; similarly in the apron and legs, the veins ... moreare large and run in distinct channels in a way that enhances the cabriole of the leg and does not distract from the scrolling scallop of the apron. While single leaf drop-leaf tables are predominantly found in Massachusetts. This table exhibits every indication of being of Connecticut craftsmanship with the distinct influence of Delaware River Valley tradition in it's construction and form. The sides of the apron are recessed, the inner edges of the leg posts being thumb molded and flanking the inset apron and knee returns, clearly reminiscent of Philadelphia treatment of this leg[see Kugelman. P. 136, fig 3.5 for a discussion of similar features on a dining table with East Windsor CT provenance and likely origin] Likewise. The pinned tenon-mortise joinery in the frame and legs is borrowed from this region. The intensely scalloped apron exudes grace and liveliness with a repeating lobe flanked by a half step[for similar apron treatments see Kugelman. P. 88-91- those documented of Wethersfield, Connecticut craftsmanship] The purity of the craftsmanship is representative of a very accomplished artisan; every detail is perfected. Note the close up images of the underside of
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Fine American Chippendale Walnut Dining Table, Pennsylvania Antique c. 1760-70
The drop leaf table was a very prominent form in homes of the higher classes. A wonderful solution to entertaining regularly in the home. This table whole part of a pair originally, only a little part missing on the bottom of one leg. Construction: The top is crafted of five boards butt-jointed with tongue-in-groove joinery assisting in all but one leaf. This probably a later solution to the uneven shrinking of the boards, secured from the underside with butterfly dovetails. The leaves hang over ruled joints, lifting on two swinging gate legs, the frame and knuckle crafted of solid oak double pinned to the square Marlborough leg. The oak rails are affixed with scattered rosehead nails to the poplar frame rails coupled with one original hand filed screw set in wells into the top on both sides, these boards joined to the mahogany front and ... moreback rails with exposed dovetails behind the gate legs. Three dovetailed walnut braces join the frame to the top, these absent several screws, the top likewise secured with three hand filed screws set evenly in wells through the mahogany front and back rails. A single thick walnut brace dovetails into either side of the bottom of the frame, reglued during the 20th Century. This form is less than typical. One that does not appear on the market frequently. Crafted with the clean simplicity we cherish in works of Chester County and the Delaware River Valley, the table is free of embellishment or unnecessary decoration- a well patinated surface shows great character, this emboldened by the strength and masculinity of the block feet. It is a piece you will cherish in your collection for a lifetime. Materials: Oak(outer rails. Gate leg frame) Poplar(sides of interior frame) Walnut(front and back of table frame, all leaves and legs) Measurements: 49 1/2" deep x 43" wide x 28" high; leaves are 17" in depth. Condition Report: Finish is somewhat early beneath many layers of later wax. Though the surface has much variation of color, including scars, abrasions and other u
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