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Federal Stand Two Drawer Drop Leaf Stand
A finely crafted classic New England, Sheraton style two drawer drop leaf stand on refined rope turned legs (note that the turnings are specifically for right and left side unlike most stands of this type where the turnings are the same on both sides and less sophisticated), with period pressed brass drawer pulls (one is slightly different from the other three) and original cast brass cup casters....
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RARE EARLY GEORGE III MAHOGANY TAPE-LOOM* TABLE, England, c1760
RARE EARLY GEORGE III MAHOGANY TAPE-LOOM* TABLE,
England, c1760
In the manner of Thomas Chippendale, the adjustable molded baluster stem with brass ratchet, raised
on a well carved tripod base with down-scrolled feet, supporting a rectangular revolving dished top
(threaded onto shaft), surmounted by the original removable box form “tape loom” with shaped heddle
(slotted wooden card) havin...
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GEORGE II CARVED MAHOGANY STOOL England, c1745
GEORGE II CARVED MAHOGANY STOOL
England, c1745
The long rounded rectangular seatrail above a shaped apron supported by four cabriole legs with well carved C-scrolls ending in pad feet; slip seat; rich color and patination
NOTE : The extra width to the seat is unusual, and with beautifully carved legs, makes this a very elegant and somewhat rare example.
20” High x 26” Wide x 16” Deep
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RARE FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER RETICULATED FOOTED CENTERPIECE England, c1775
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RARE FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER RETICULATED FOOTED CENTERPIECE
England, c1775
A very rare creamware-influenced reticulated and molded quatrefoil centerpiece on pedestal foot, the body and foot geometrically pierced in the Leeds manner (rarely seen on English porcelain) printed in underglaze blue and white with the French-influenced Gillyflower pattern of a central carnation spray among scattered ...
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GEORGE III SILVER LEMON STRAINER, Charles Aldridge & Henry Green, London, 1771
GEORGE III SILVER LEMON STRAINER
Charles Aldridge & Henry Green, London, 1771
Of heavy gauge, the circular bowl with simply pierced concentric flowerhead design within a gadrooned rim, the two open C-scroll and beaded handles centering pierced shell terminals; the bowl shoulders engraved in conjoined script IAA among flourishes; bowl marked with lion passant, date and London mark, bowl mark's ...
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