In two parts, both original to each other, PA, all walnut, circa 1770-90. Base restored. 61.5" wide, 17" deep, 81.5" high. A great looking PA Dutch cupboard in old finish.

Outstanding chest from the Philadelphia area, original feet and nice old surface. Brass hardware replaced. 39.5" wide, 21.5" deep and 35.5" high. Full fluted corner columns, bold molded edge top and the best ogee molded feet. Cracks to feet but all original.

Having bold raised paneled doors, in one section, shaped shelves interior, hinges replaced. Small scale, PA origin, circa 1765-85.

Boston area chest with finely figured mahogany, repairs to ball and claw feet. 38" wide.

Rare stand with drop leaf, MASS or CT. 28" wide x 29" high, 18" deep with leaf down.

Essex County, Massachusetts serpentine tea table in a good original state, having birch block and cleats, well formed snake feet. Approx. 28" high, 39" wide.

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

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.

Poplar and cherrywood with old dark stain, the top is hinged and the bottom two drawers are working drawers, on bracket base. New England, late 18th C.

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

Approx. 28" x 18" x 26" high. Original drawer, traces of original blue/grey paint.

Attractive American pewter cupboard with scalloping and original H-hinges. Call us for dimensions.