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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: Unspecified Location: United States The table has a wonderful inset beveled marble top with a scalloped table box with edge moldings and 2 drop finials on each of the six sides. The table ... moreis in great condition with our only condition notes being a few well done veneer repairs at the base, a few small age splits in the veneer and repairs to the molded edge where it’d been knocked off and re glued.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States In the southern tradition of fine cabinet and furniture making you typically find walnut, cherry, and other native hardwoods which can be sourced locally ... moreby the craftsman. The table has an oval top with a mix of straight and wavy grain.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States Since we are primarily focused on Northeastern antiques we are unable to definitively say where exactly the table was built but it is our logical conclusion ... morethat it was originally made near Charlottesville, Virginia or the surrounding counties.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA CIRCA 1760. Quite often a regional southern furnishing can be very well made but demonstrates that the craftsman is lacking ... morein other areas that a seasoned craftsman from a port city may have been well versed in.
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Condition: Used Location: Springfield, United States Antique tilt-top tables are a type of furniture that were popular in the 18th and 19th centuries. These tables are designed with a single central pedestal ... moreand a circular or oval top that can be tilted and locked in place for storage or transportation.
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$627.43 Shipping Condition: Used Location: TARPORLEY, United Kingdom This is a fine quality English Chippendale style table, ideal for use as a silver or occasional table, constructed of solid mahogany, with a pierced fretwork ... moregallery and candle slide on a pedestal, made by Gostins of Liverpool, circa 1970, in excellent original condition.
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Condition: Unspecified Location: Chester, United States Note the finely made drawer front details and carving on high knees of slender legs which allow you to stash a potted plant underneath or another favorite ... moreitem if short on space. OVER THE 'RIVER' AND THROUGH THE 'WOODS".
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American Atlantic Southern Chippendale Furniture Makers / Illustrated Book
Click Here. Double your traffic. Get Vendio Gallery- Now FREE! A WINTERTHUR GUIDE TO AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE FURNITURE– Middle Atlantic and Southern Colonies by Charles F. Hummel. Crown Publishers Inc. 1976 First Edition. Lavishly illustrated in color and black-and-white. This scarce out-of-print book is a concisely rich text. The illustrations are sharp and provide a great sampling of Chippendale furniture with complete in-depth descriptions including makers, dates, dimensions, materials, and more. Examples include chairs, tables, fire screens, bookcases, desks, chest of drawers, candlestands, clocks, and more. Whether a novice or advanced collector, a dealer, or curator of early American furniture, this book will prove to be an invaluable reference. 5.5” x 8” softback in very good condition. 144 pages. FREE media mail shipping and handling ... morefor deliveries within the 50 United States. Rates vary for international mailings. MULTIPLE BOOK PURCHASE DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE: Buy 3-5 books and receive a 10% DISCOUNT and FREE shipping within the 48 United States. Buy 6-19 books and receive a 20% DISCOUNT and FREE shipping within the 48 United States. Contact us for special pricing for purchases of 20 or more books. ©2004
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American Chippendale Period Walnut Miniature Chest of Drawers, Poss. Southern
American Chippendale Period Walnut Diminutive Chest of Drawers Possibly of Southern origin Late 18th Century Item# 130102RIG18 This is a very interesting early work of American craftsmanship- an American Chippendale Chest of Drawers. Crafted with diminutive proportions during the fourth quarter of the 18th Century. It features a single solid board top attached to the case with pegs along the rim, this projecting lightly over a distinctive reeded molding wrapping around the three sides. Chamfered columns flank either side of three graduated drawers with molded lips, each with replaced brasses and original locks(top drawer lock is period, we believe it to be original, but it might be a replacement) The sides of the case are likewise solid walnut planks, these almost certainly joining to the bottom of the case with horizontal nails hidden by ... morethe molding- naturally, we have not removed the molding to verify this, but this presence of nailed joinery is evident throughout the case coupled with a lack of dovetails on the bottom board. The backboards are undisturbed yellow pine attached with rosehead nails. The drawer joinery is consistent in the top two drawers. Slightly varied at the back of the bottom drawer. This variation would typically suggest an alteration or rebuilding. But in this instance it does appear to have been crafted as such originally: Top drawer- a yellow pine drawer bottom deeply chamfered to rabbet into the poplar drawer sides. The bottom nailed to the poplar back board with a neat row of four nails; front dovetails are nailed from the sides, rear dovetails are nailed from the back. Middle drawer- a poplar drawer bottom is deeply chamfered to rabbet into the yellow pine drawer sides. The bottom nailed to the poplar back board with a neat row of four nails; front dovetails are nailed from the sides, rear dovetails are nailed from the back. Bottom drawer- a poplar drawer bottom is deeply chamfered(though the shape of chamfering varies slightly from the other two. Note the picture of all thr
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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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ANTIQUE AMERICAN MID-ATLANTIC & SOUTHERN COLONIAL CHIPPENDALE FURNITURE
A Winterthur Guide to American Chippendale Furniture. Middle Atlantic and Southern Colonies” By Charles F. Hummel. Published in New York by Winterthur& Crown Publishers in 1976. description continues below the picture- DISCUSSION: A good study. Based on the Winterthur Collection. Something of an update of Joseph Down's book on American Chippendale furniture which was also based on this collection, with updated information, and also some pieces acquired since Downs' work was published in 1952. DESCRIPTION: Hardcover. 6"x8.5" 142 pages, 16 color and 135 black& white illustrations, dust jacket. CONDITION NOTES: The dust jacket has some wear and soil(please see the photos. Above and below) The book itself has some minor soil, but otherwise is clean and nice, with a tight binding. OVERSEAS BUYERS PLEASE NOTE: Our International ... moreshipping charges are based on the weight. When boxed for shipping, of each book-please check the postage chart for the cost of shipping to your country. We offer“combined shipping charges” for orders for more than one book–this often means the shipping cost for the books is less than it would have been if they had been purchased and shipped one at a time, so please ask us for a shipping quote if you are thinking about buying more than one book. Thanks! QUESTIONS about this item? If you have any questions regarding this item. Please let us know and we will respond promptly. We have more books like this listed in our Ebay store! Joslin Hall Books Selling books since 1983 INSURANCE? As a seller we take responsibility for properly packing and delivering your purchase safely to you. You do not have to spend extra for insurance to guarantee that. RETURNS: We want you to be completely satisfied- anything is returnable for any reason at all within 14 days of receipt; we do ask that you notify us that you are returning it. OVERSEAS CUSTOMERS PLEASE NOTE: We always welcome orders from customers outside the United States. The“Free Shipping” marker found on many of our boo
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Rare Small American Chippendale Corner Cupboard Cabinet Poss. Southern 1790-1810
Rare American Chippendale Walnut Corner Cupboard of Unusual Diminutive Height Possibly Southern States c. 1790-1810 Walnut primary woods. Yellow Pine secondary woods Item# 130304KPX20 This is a rare and very desirable American Chippendale Corner Cupboard. Most notably for it's fine diminutive dimensions. Measuring just 67 7/8" high, it is an incredibly attractive size and is simply magnetic visually. Crafted of solid walnut primary woods, this is almost indistinct behind a dry and well oxidized early surface- this beautiful depth and darkness is indicative of the love and care shown to this piece for the last two hundred years, where it was left untouched and unaltered in basically the same state as when it first left the craftsman's shop. With a complex projecting crown molding highlighted by the tiny teeth of the dentil molding. ... moreA refined taste is evident in a form that is distinctly averse to the overly-ornate. The doors are rectangular, solid walnut panels set in a through-tenon mortised door frame, the panels chamfered along the interior edges to rest comfortably in the frame without any joinery. Single pins secure the through-tenons of the door frames. The doors swing over original hinges secured with original hand filed steel screws, revealing a yellow painted shelved interior with lining around the back to support display of plates. Original wooden knobs open the doors and operate primitive latches secured on the interior edge with a tiny hand filed screw. The feet are scroll cut and entirely original. The back feet showing a cutaway to allow for the wall molding, resulting in a case that can rest flat against the walls without gap. The backboards are long planks of solid Yellow Pine secured with orderly rows of large forged steel cut nails. Every aspect of this American Corner Cupboard is superior- the refined form. The technically appropriate proportions and angles, the fine early finish and the untouched overall condition. Most notably though, the size is not dominating- it does not overwh
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Antique Southern Chippendale Blanket Chest ~ Central Virginia
Antique Southern Chippendale Blanket Chest ~ Central Virginia Found in Central Virginia Can be picked up by you or a shipping company in Covesville. 15 miles south of Charlottesville Virginia All handmade. Probably late 1700s or early 1800s Measures 22 inches tall by 42½ inches wide by 17 inches deep Shows normal evidence of use. Wear& age ~ Good Condition*Item is for local pickup only. This is one of many items we are listing on eBay. We do not pack& ship ourselves. If you dont have a packer/shipper of your own. We can recommend one. We work with a company who has delivered hundreds of furniture items to our customers& they are very reasonable& they do a great job(email us for their info) If you or your agent/shipper wants to pick the item(s) up during our store hours, we will gladly store the item(s) for you for up ... moreto 30 days(after 30 days we charge $5.00 per item per day) As always. If you purchase an item& dont like it for any reason when you arrive to pick it up, you would receive a friendly refund. If you just want to show up& see the item, before you bid/buy, we are located in Central Virginia, 15 miles south of Charlottesville in Covesville. Feel free to email us for directions& hours. All of these eBay items plus thousands of others are for sale at our brick& mortar store. If you dont see the item you are looking for in our live store, its probably in one of three other places where we store eBay items, so please ask to see items, youve seen on eBay. Thanks, Sarah& Rick. Payment: Payment Is to be received within 7 days of auction end. We accept PayPal. 100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE: If you are not happy with this piece for any reason. You can return it, in the same condition, within 14 days& we'll refund the item cost. Not to include any shipping costs. You may be interested in on eBay. Powered by.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fvo%7B%3Dd70f%2Bf%60%60%3E-13f99b7683a-0xfd-
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Rare American Chippendale Antique Chest of Drawers, Southern States c. 1780-1800
CHEST OF DRAWERS ANTIQUE CHAIRS TABLES BRONZE SCULPTURES FINE PAINTINGS SCHOOL OF ORIGIN SUBJECT LAMPS. LIGHTING RARE AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE WALNUT CHEST OF DRAWERS. SOUTHERN STATES Over Pierced Bracket Feet. Possibly Virginia, c. 1780-1800 Item# 1402LNP15PC A rare and certainly unusual chest. This fine American Chippendale Chest of Drawers is distinct in it's overwhelming simplicity of construction and appeal and set apart by it's highly interesting pierced bracket feet. We have not yet identified a chest exhibiting the same form in the feet, but two pieces of seating furniture from Williamsburg, Virginia- both pieces attributed to Peter Scott- have nearly identical pierced embellishments to the splats. These are visible below or by clicking on"Literature" The feet are complex, the outer edges an ogival form interrupted by ... morea series of fillets; the last stretch of the foot is cyma in form, outlining an almost perfect inverted"S" before touching the ground. The interior piercing sets against this in a way that lends visual support to the arch of the foot. The top and sides of the case are each crafted of two solid walnut boards. The top edged by a thin projecting molding. The four graduated drawers retain lips carved of the solid, each with a single deeply chamfered poplar board set into grooves and nailed along the back edge with square iron nails; the brasses are replacements, though appropriate to the case. The interior displays an affinity for British tradition in craftsmanship, each drawer being divided out with a full dust board(also poplar) to protect the contents of the drawer below from dirt and dust as the drawer above is opened and closed. While it is not unusual to find dust boards in American case pieces, it is not typical and generally reflects an English taste among the patrons for the craftsman, as it is certainly a more time consuming and costly consideration for the craftsman. The back of the case is pure and untouched. Retaining it's original square iron nails in th
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FINE SOUTHERN US CHIPPENDALE MAHOGANY BALL & CLAW SIDE CHAIR-NICELY FORMED BACK
FINE SOUTHERN UNITED STATES 18TH CENTURY CHIPPENDALE SHELL CARVED MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIR Bay Colony Antiques is delighted to offer you this very handsome Chippendale mahogany fan carved side chair with four pierced carved splat back. Finely formed carved cabriolet legs with carved knees and superior ball& claw carved feet. This is a very fine chair with an excellent back rake and splayed rear legs. It has period felt fabric green seat and has a 23 1/4" wide seat, 20" deep, 38 1/2" tall with an 18" high seat. 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 ... moremid-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 require immediate assistance please do not hesitate to 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. ON-LINE SALES/TERMS OF USE Bay Colony Antiques carefully examines each and every item that we offer for sale. Any noteworthy flaw on any product that we offer that comes to our attention is disclosed. Please understand we deal in a very high volume of goods. Due to delicate nature of antique furniture& decorative art each piece is subject to reasonable wear and tear. We can’t describe items to minutia. We simply don’t sell goods that have major issues. We completely avoid them. We have expert woodworkers and re-finishers on staff to service any piece of f
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