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Massachutsetts Chippendale Tilt-Top Tea Table
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Pre 1800 item# 773971 (stock# 306850071)
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A Chippendale tilt-top tea table, with a 2-board top, turned and fluted shaft, swirled cup (the swirled cup at the base of the shaft is a classic Massachusetts design element), and cabriole legs ending in pad feet. Retains its original, iron spider and an old finish with rich color. Massachusetts, probably Boston, circa 1760-1780. Some repairs. 27 1/8" high, top measures approximatley 28 5/8" in diameter. Wood is likely cherry.
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Early Barrel Back Southern Pine Corner Cupboard
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Pre 1800 item# 733700 (stock# 110733280426)
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434-970-7998
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An outstanding early barrel back yellow Southern pine architectural corner cupboard from the mid-Atlantic region. One-piece with top section having three shelves with plate groove. Domed opening flanked by flat reeded columns. Top cornice with decorative dental molding and carved frieze. Remnants of old blue and red paint. Bottom section with two paneled doors which open to reveal one shelf. Applied bracket base with good cutouts. 84” h. x 52” w. across front x 17.75” d., shelf depth.
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Salem, MA, Early Queen Anne Highboy ~ c.1740
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Pre 1800 item# 714694 (stock# 80722800)
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A fine Salem, MA, early Queen Anne highboy, c. 1740, walnut with maple sides. The piece was originally owned by the Stanley family of Marblehead, MA and remained in the family until the last quarter of the 20th century. Everything is original to the piece, including the brasses, with the exception of the returns, all of which were missing and recently replaced and may be removed if desired. The finish is early, not original. The proportions of this piece are outstanding, with its high legs and ...click for details
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