Hitchcock rush seat chairs in black with gold hand stenciling. Set of 4. The chairs are in excellent condition, including their original seats. Signed L. Hitchcock. Hitchcocks-Ville. Conn. Warranted. Each measures 33.75" high to the back, 18" high to the seat, 17.75" wide, and 15.25" deep.
Early American pine 6 board blanket chest with drawer. New England, circa 1800. Retains its original cotter pin hinges and lock. Single drawer with hand cut dovetails, wide board bottom, and hand block planed back boards. Measures 45 inches wide, 18.5 inches deep and 33 inches high.
Handmade tiger maple wall cabinet with single glass door over single drawer, strong all over tiger grain. This cabinet can be either wall hung or set on a surface. Overall measurements: 22.5" high to top bracket, 19" high to top molding, 18" wide, and 8" deep.
Stunning Georgian period oak dresser base, or serving cupboard, English circa 1760. All original including solid brass hardware. Luscious beeswax polished patina, three drawers over two doors. Measures 71.5 inches wide, 21.5 inches deep and 41.75 inches high. The two wider drawers each measure 24 x 5 inches. Doors doors each measure 24 x 26.5 inches. Very fine estate condition.
J. L. Treharn tiger maple coffee table with porringer top and Queen Anne style crackle black base. Strong allover tiger grain 3 board top, square wooden pin construction, and graceful turned legs ending in pad feet. Measures 39.5" long x 25" wide x 18.5" high. J. L. Threharn was in Youngstown, Ohio, where he hand crafted the best examples of early American country furniture from tiger maple. He is no longer in business.