D. R. Dimes country pine open top corner cupboard. Single raised panel door with H hinges. Very good estate condition. Gentle wear commensurate with age. Measures 77" high x 33/38" wide x 24" deep, and requires a 30" corner.
Vintage D. R. Dimes Windsor armchair rocker. Made of maple, pine and hickory. Excellent condition. Measures 41 inches high to the back, 27.5 inches high to the arms, 17.5 inches high to the seat, 16 inches deep, 21.5 inches wide inside the arms and 25.5 inches wide outside the arms.
Nathan Margolis hand built mahogany Chippendale bench. Highly desirable style made with 6 legs instead of the usual and less costly four. Each superbly carved leg ends in ball and claw feet. Made from beautiful perfectly matched solid mahogany in the original finish. Slip seat upholstered in golden yellow silk damask. Brass label underneath reads "The Nathan Margolis Shop Makers Hartford, Conn - 1926". Measures 41 inches long, 18 inches deep, 17.5 inches high to the top of the frame and 20 inches high to the top of the cushion. Gentle minor wear commensurate with its age. Nathan Margolis hand crafted exact copies of finest pieces in American museums in the early 20th century for his wealthy clientele.
Pair of matching J. L. Treharn silver tables. Crackle black painted surface with highly figured tiger maple tops and drawer fronts. All hand block-planed with signature Treharn square wooden peg construction. Excellent condition. Unsigned. Each measures 25.5" wide x 15.5" deep x 33.75" high; the drawers are 5.25" deep.
Set of 6 Nathan Margolis mahogany Chippendale style dining chairs circa 1940. All hand carved by a master cabinetmaker. Note the hand-dovetailed cross stretchers, interior brace blocks, and hand-chamfered back legs. The slip seats can be easily reupholstered. All crafted from the finest single block mahogany, strong and comfortable. Fine estate condition with some expected use wear. The Margolis cabinet shop Hartford, CT, reproduced the finest examples of early period American furniture in the early 20th century. Many were exact copies of pieces in the finest museum collections in America. Dimensions: 38" high to the back, 19" high to the seat, 19.5" wide at the back, 21" wide at the seat, and 17" deep.