Early American cherry stand circa 1810. Two board top, wooden pin construction, and original red wash surface. Original drawer with hand cut dovetails and single board chestnut bottom. Slight curve to one back leg. Very unusual small size. Measures 25.5 inches high, 15.25 inches wide and 16.75 inches deep.

Fine bench made Queen Anne style snake foot candle stand. Early to mid 20th century. Unsigned, Margolis quality. Handmade made by a master craftsman from the finest perfectly matched mahogany with a single board top, urn center column and graceful tripod base ending in pad feet. The three legs are dovetailed into the column. Measures 25.75" high x 18" in diameter, with a 21" spread at each foot.

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.

Early American tiger maple tilt top candle stand c1800. Oblong top and tripod spider foot base. Some old restoration commensurate with its age. Lovely condition. Measures 29.5" high; the top is 14.5" x 22" and the foot spread is 19 to 19.5".

18th century Queen Anne walnut side chair. The chair has a yoked crest above a vasiform splat with double heart cut-outs; the trapezoid seat is supported on carved Spanish feet. American, circa 1740-50. Very good condition. Measures 40" high at back, 17" high at seat, 14.5" wide at back, 20.5" wide at feet, 14" deep at seat, and 18.5" deep at feet.