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Eldred Wheeler cherry highboy in the Queen Anne style

Eldred Wheeler highboy in the Queen Anne style of 1750-80. Flat top, cabriole legs, fan carved top and bottom center drawers. Measures 70.5 inches tall, 33.75 inches wide and 17.75 inches deep. Fine perfectly matched cherry boards. All hand crafted. Please see Eldred Wheeler A Collectors Guide page 213 for this exact highboy.

D R Dimes Windsor chairs in crackle black with comb tops

Fine vintage set of 6 D. R. Dimes bow back Windsor dining chairs with carved comb top extensions. Exact copies of their original Pennsylvania counterparts of 1775-1800. Wonderful crackle black over red finish and saddle seats. Each chair measures 43.5 inches high to the back, 18 inches high to the seat, 17 inches deep, and 16.5 inches wide. They are all in pristine condition. Dramatic silhouettes, very strong and comfortable.

American Silver Collected by Philip H Hammerslough 3 volumes

First edition, first printing hard cover volumes of American Silver Collected by Philip H. Hammerslough: volumes II (copy 247, published 1960), III (copy not numbered, published 1965 and signed by Mr. Hammerslough), and IV (copy 94, published 1973). Self-published in Hartford, CT. Fine gray buckram and gray paper covered boards with a gilt on a black title block on the spine and a gilt on black title block on the front board. Volume 111 has wear to the title block on the spine. Volume IV has its dust jacket which has a 2" split and edge wear. Only 350 copies of each volume were printed. Each illustrated throughout with detailed black and white photographs. Each volume is in tight clean condition with just a bit of corner denting.

Nathan Margolis mahogany chest of drawers c1940

Nathan Margolis mahogany chest of drawers after Goddard Townsend, Newport RI. Circa 1940. This is the best of the best of Margolis furniture. Measures 40 in wide at top, 38 in wide at case, 36 in high and 22 in deep. It has an alternating triple shell carved top drawer and side handles. The Margolis brand mark is on two places on the back. Wonderful estate condition. The Nathan Margolis Shop, a furniture making firm, was established in Hartford, Connecticut, in 1894 by Nathan Margolis. Hand skilled craftsmen were employed to make furniture as well as to do restoration work. Harold Margolis inherited the business after his father's--the founder's--death. Harold concentrated on reproducing antique furniture and began to market high fidelity audio systems. The business continued into the mid-1970s. In later years it was known as the Margolis Shop. Harold had kept his shop in public view by lecturing and appearing on local television, often to promote its "Antiques of the Future". Nathan Margolis emigrated to the United States from Lithuania, where his family had been in the furniture making business, via London, England, arriving in 1892. He and his father Charles had an antiques business in Hartford for five years. Nathan then started to reproduce antique furniture. At least one of his brothers, Abraham, helped him in his shop. Nathan is believed to be the first person to make a cabinet for a radio set, his first being a reproduction of a lowboy. Nathan died on February 8, 1925, at the age of 52. He was married to Rachel Bliss. They had five children, including Harold who continued his father’s business, and Irving. Rachel Bliss Margolis died on June 17, 1951.

Staffordshire blue and white coffeepot c1810

Large Staffordshire earthenware coffee pot circa 1810-20. Cornflower blue chinoiserie pattern "Two Temples", in the Broseley variation. Professional restoration to the inside of the lid rim, otherwise in fine original condition. Measures 12 inches high by 9.75 inches wide handle to spout.

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