Having original black/brown paint, this cupboard with bold skirt and backsplash is usable as a server as well. Found in NC.

Of the type made by Samuel Gragg, this rush seated chair has original painted decoration.

Carved pine. 43" high and 32" wide.

Although widely found in American homes, these early mirrors are of unknown origin. Reverse painted on glass reserves. 17.5" x 12" Pre-1800 and Continental.

Bold grain-painted (grey marblized) mantle with compo ornament. 76.5" wide, 53" high.

54" wide, 74" long (double bed size) with arched tester (not illustrated). Note pine headboard and footboard are identical.

Northen New England, this most unusual child's desk with original red paint has a slant lid that lifts up above three short drawers and resting on turned feet. Compact proportions.

With desirable high leg, chestnut and walnut.

35.5" high and 20.5" wide, gilt and paint decorated, all carved wood.

36.5" diameter. 28 3/4" high. Carved oak base and replaced marble top. Circa 1860-70.

From a historic MD home, overall dimensions: 76" wide, 56" high. Rare with extra legs for panels. White paint is old and may be original.

23" wide, 16 3/4" deep, 29" high. Having top that tilts and with uprights that can slide up and down in varying heights, the lower flaps pivot and with long short drawer, as illustrated. Circa 1820.