Vintage Eldred Wheeler tiger maple hunt board or sideboard in the Hepplewhite style of 1790-1799. Strong all over tiger grain. Wonderful condition. Pronounced hand block-planed surface, wood pin joinery. Walnut banding around the three graduated drawers that also have hand-cut dovetails and chamfered bottoms. It measures 63.75" long x 21.5" wide x 39" high. Eldred Wheeler was established in 1977 and is no longer in business. In its day the company made the finest copies of authentic Early American furniture. Please see "Eldred Wheeler / A Collector's Guide" by Emmett W. Eldred, page 214, for reference to this sideboard.

Rare early New England primitive cradle in original dry mossy green and red paint, circa 1790-1810. This is the best cradle we have come across in our 50 years of selling fine antiques. All original powder dry paint, never waxed. No repairs. Measures 38.5 inches long, 29 inches high to the bonnet, 13.5 inches high to the sides, and 16 inches wide.

Primitive and folky wall rack for kitchen utencils. Crackled milk paint, wheel carving and hand-wrought iron hooks. Twentieth century. Signed on back. This wall rack looks exactly like its early New England counterpart from the 1680-1720 period. Only an expert would know the difference. Measures 29" wide x 11" high.

Vintage Queen Anne style lowboy by Hayden in solid cherry, circa 1950. Hand carved shell design in center drawer, dovetailed drawers, and solid brass hardware. Measures 18.5 inches deep, 32 inches wide and 30.5 inches high. Excellent original condition with very minor traces of usage.

Set of four Italian black leather chairs by Giancarlo Vegni and Gualtierotti for Fasem. Circa 1980. Pristine original condition. Dimensions: 40.5" high to the back, 17.5" high to the seat, 9" wide at the back, 17" wide at the seat, 18.5" deep overall; the seat is 16.5" deep.