Early English Queen Anne upholstered side chair circa 1750. This chair measures 38.5 inches high x 19 inches to the seat x 20 inches wide at the front x 17.5 inches deep. Vase splat, cabriole legs ending in pad feet, and H-stretchers. There are some good old repairs here and there which is to be expected from a chair of this age. It is both strong and comfortable.

True pair of American country Sheraton balloon seat chairs circa 1820. Both chairs are in very good condition, retaining their original yellow fruit and leaf paint and rush seats. Each chair measures 33 inches to the top back, 17.5 to the seat, 17.75 inches wide at the front, and 16 inches deep.

Queen Anne maple kitchen chair made in New England circa 1720. Very good condition with an old replaced rush seat. A lovely early chair that is strong and sturdy.

Antique Chinoiserie hallway half table with original hand paint surface c1880. This table is a very hard to find size. Measures 29 inches high, 24 inches wide and only 9 inches deep. Very good original condition.

English oak lowboy, Georgian period, circa 1780. Wooden pin construction, two board top and square tapered legs. This country Chippendale lowboy is an unusual and versatile small size: 36 inches wide x 21 inches deep x 30.5 inches high. Excellent condition with original brass hardware. Each of the three drawers has fine hand cut dovetails. Lovely old waxed finish.