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| L483 Early 19th century Pennsylvania painted pine School Master's Desk with original dry blue paint and the initials B.M. prominently painted on the back. Desk rests on gracefully tapered hepplewhite legs that are mortised and pegged to the apron. Applied molding secured with sturdy square head nails surrounds the slanted lift lid that opens to reveal a clean, natural patina interior. |
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| L377 Late 18th century Eastern Shore, Maryland one drawer pin-top stretcher base Worktable with early blue painted base and scrubbed top. The legs and stretcher base are fully mortised and wooden pegged construction. Beaded edges adorn the corners of each leg. The drawer and the drawer stretcher are dovetailed. The removeable two board top has dovetailed stretchers and is secured to the base with four long wooden pins. Circa 1790-1800. |
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| L389 19th century North Carolina original green painted one drawer table resting on tall, gracefully tapered Hepplewhite legs. The drawer stretchers are mortised through both front and back of the apron. The legs are fully mortised and pegged into the apron. The top is secured with wooden pegs and square head nails. Drawer is mortised / nailed construction. |
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| L303 Late 19th century North Carolina country farm table in original blue painted surface featuring a four-board scrubbed top resting on apron that is fully mortised and pegged into the turned legs. The wood is southern yellow pine. Circa 1860-1880s. |
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| Q191 Mid-19th century Massachusetts farm table with one drawer on side, retaining its original mustard base with red-washed top. This great table features a three-board top resting on nicely tapered Hepplewhite legs. The apron is fully mortised and pegged into the legs. Square head nail construction. The woods are pine and ash which is a typical New England wood. Circa 1850s. |
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| L264 Small sized, very early 19th century New England Sawbuck Table bearing a one-board pine top with clipped corners resting on crossed base with deep apple tray below. Original Spanish Red painted surface with a Museum mark visible on the edge of tables top. Primarily square head nail construction with one rosehead nail also found. Circa 1820. |
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| L211 18th century Maryland demilune table in old black paint. Table is circa 1780-1790s and features a semi-circular two-board top secured to the apron with large rosehead nails and T nails over a plain, triangular-shaped apron with beaded edge along the bottom that rests on three gracefully tapered legs. |
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| L218 Early 19th century Lancaster County, Pennsylvania turned leg side table with one dovetailed drawer. Original red painted surface with a pegged on top and gracefully turned legs resting on turned ball feet. The drawer is dovetailed front and back. Legs and apron are mortised. |
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| L104 Wonderful 18th Century tilt top candle stand in original dry red painted untouched surface. Solid wooden baluster turned column with three high arched applied legs. Circa 1790-1800. |
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| L127 19th century Country Hepplewhite Dressing Table bearing original green painted and white decorated surface featuring a scrolled backsplash and wide, dovetailed drawer and resting on tall gracefully tapered Hepplewhite legs. |
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| L67 Very early 19th century Pennsylvania stretcher base Tavern Table bearing old blue painted surface. One board top boasting breadboard ends has a nice overhang on all sides and bears a great dark natural patina from years of use. The legs and stretchers are mortised and pegged construction. Top is secured with large square head nails and wooden pegs. Circa 1800. |
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| XXXX4 18th century Eastern Shore, Maryland splay leg Hepplewhite table bearing original blue painted surface. The underside of the top boasts chamfered edges - giving the appearance of a thinner top and is secured to the base with large rosehead nails and wooden pegs. The end of each gracefully tapered splay leg is mortised into the underside of the top for added stability. This table is very sturdy, and heavy, as it is made of solid yellow pine wood. From an Estate in Caroline County, Maryland. Circa 1750-1780s. |
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| R423 Mid-19th century North Carolina Hepplewhite one-drawer stand with dry red wash. All southern heart pine, mortised and pegged, two board top, held in place with square head nails. Drawer is nailed construction and never had a knob. From a private collection in Hillsboro, North Carolina. Circa 1850. All original. |
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| L86 19th century Maryland original gray painted one drawer worktable resting on tapered legs. Dovetailed drawer. The apron is mortised into the legs. Circa 1850s. |
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| K1732 / TB3 Nice 19th century two-drawer sideboard table / server with original blue painted surface and two-board, scrubbed top resting on splayed Hepplewhite legs. Wooden pegged and wire nail construction. The drawer stretchers are mortised. The wood is pine. Found in Pennsylvania. Circa 1860-1880s. |
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| **SOLD** G74 19th century Eastern Shore Maryland / Virginia Hepplewhite one drawer stand retaining its original white painted surface. This sturdy table bears a two-board, scrubbed top and single dovetailed drawer. The gracefully tapered legs are fully mortised and pegged into the apron. The wood is yellow pine. |
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| L781 (L313) 19th century Hepplewhite Stand with the original red paint, dovetailed drawer, the base of the Stand is pegged, and the top is held in place with cut nails, circa 1830 all original. Measurement |
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| J460 Early 19th century Pennsylvania Hepplewhite table / stand boasting its original vibrant yellow painted surface. Two board top with fully mortised and pegged, beaded edged apron resting on long, delicately tapered legs. |
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| K251 19th century New England Chair Table, with the original red paint. The four-board pine top with generous overhang allows for comfortable seating. The chair base consists of a simple design that is fully mortised and pegged. Circa 1820s. |
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| **SOLD** H519 Late 18th century Pennsylvania original red painted splay leg table with one drawer and applied molding around top. The drawer is splayed to match the shape of the base/legs. Drawer is tee nail construction. Circa 1790 1820. |
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| J266 Unusual New England one drawer table with backsplash retaining its stunning original robin egg blue painted surface. Rounded corners with applied breadboard ends on the top. |
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| J60 18th century Shenandoah Valley Virginia very unusual Painted Basin Stand, in its original sage green paint. The Stand features an opening for the metal basin, and a carved-out soap dish as well as an opening for the shaving mug. Beautiful scalloped drop apron on all four sides of the top, and a bottom shelf that has chip-carved beading around the bottom of the shelf. The wood is yellow pine. The Stand is all original. Circa 1790-1810. Provenance Sumpter Priddy collection. |
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| G651 19th century Demilune Table featuring a semi-circular top with turned legs ending in pad feet bearing original old green painted surface. Evidence of sewing clamp marks on the underside of top board. |
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| A5 Mid 19th century hepplewhite Lancaster co. Pennsylvania Demi Lune Table with original blue paint. Simple form with a T-shaped base. The center support is mortised into the apron. |
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| G630 Beautiful 18th century Delaware Valley original blue painted worktable. Apron is mortised and pegged into the tall, delicately tapered Hepplewhite legs. Sturdy, chamfered edge applied wooden battens on each end beneath the two board top help to support the top as well as keeping it from twisting / warping. The wood is pine. Circa 1780s. |
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| **SOLD** H523 Early 19th century Lancaster County, Pennsylvania one dovetailed drawer turned leg side table. Original red painted surface and gracefully turned legs resting on turned ball feet. Table is 100% original. The dovetailed drawer has a lipped, beaded edge and is dovetailed front and back. Legs and apron are mortised. |
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| G644 Cherokee County, NC painted yellow pine table with one-board rectangular top with shaped ends, raised on elaborately turned legs. |
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| D675 Early 19th century New England Federal Period black painted candle stand. The legs are dovetailed into the pedestal that features nice, bold turnings and retains early black paint over the original red paint. Circa 1800 1820 |
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| 18th century Maryland pumpkin painted Hepplewhite one drawer table boasting long, delicately tapered legs and one dovetailed drawer. Rosehead nail construction with the apron of the table being mortised into the legs and secured with wooden pegs. A distinctive pinwheel carved into each outer side of the drawer is visible when the drawer is removed. |
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| K1572 19th century Pennsylvania candlestand featuring a sturdy center post resting on tripod legs bearing old blue paint over an early apple green paint. |
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| C332 19th century New England Chair Table, with the original red paint. The three-board pine top with generous overhang allows for comfortable seating. Chair base consists of a simple design that is fully mortised and pegged. Circa 1820s. |
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| H380 Amazing early 19th century Pennsylvania original blue and white painted desk/bookcase if two-piece construction featuring cove molding above a pair of paneled doors with a single drawer below, flanked by two panels. The lift-top, slanted desktop opens to a large storage area with two drawers and open compartments. Square nail construction. Desk rests on nicely turned legs with incised carved lines and decorative turnings. Circa 1830. |
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| H184 Early 19th century original red painted work table featuring a two board rectangular top with breadboard ends, over single- dovetailed drawer, raised on very fine tapered legs. circa 1820 |
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| H518 19th century Lancaster County, Pennsylvania one drawer Hepplewhite table in original vibrant yellow painted surface with remnants of black pinstripe decoration. The drawer is dovetailed front and back. Great wear on top |
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| K1810 19th century Pennsylvania original mustard painted pine table with two drawers and shaped top with gallery resting on tall, delicately tapered Hepplewhite legs. Painted surface retains remnants of original black pinstripe decoration throughout. |
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| H502 Mid 19th century Lancaster County, Pennsylvania unique farm table in original red painted surface. Unusual, shaped apron with chamfered corners applied to tapered legs. Hand hewn marks are visible on underside. Square head nail construction. |
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| RM1399 18th century tilt top candlestand retaining original paper label underneath that reads Milton Litchfield County Connecticut. Old black paint over the original red painted surface. Solid wooden baluster turned column with three highly arched dovetailed legs. |
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| L11 Fantastic 18th century Mid-Atlantic Chippendale painted pine candlestand featuring a carved dish-rim around the top, turned pedestal and arched tripod snake legs retaining a wonderful original old blue painted surface. The legs are dovetailed into the center column. The wood is yellow pine. Great wear to top indicating years of use. |
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| J140 Pennsylvania Hepplewhite table with old mustard painted surface over the original red paint boasting tall, gracefully tapered splay legs. Mortised and wooden pegged construction with carved reeded detailing along the bottom edge of the apron on all sides. Circa 1820s 1850s. |
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| **SOLD** H524 19th century Pennsylvania original red painted Hepplewhite one drawer stand featuring one board top. The drawer is dovetailed front and back. Apron is fully mortised and pegged into the legs. |
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| Q594 19th century Virginia Work table with the original pewter gray paint, and a dovetailed drawer,two board top, all yellow pine, Augusta Co Virginia circa 1840. |
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| G643 19th century Shenandoah Valley, Virginia dry red painted yellow pine work table with three board rectangular scrub top with clipped corners, over one dovetailed drawer on nicely tapered legs. |
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| *SOLD* G703 Spectacular 18th century splay leg Pennsylvania two board scrub top table, in beautiful oyster white paint, with two dovetailed drawers. Circa 1790-1810. The drawers are two different sizes, with the left one being 14 3/4 wide and the right one being 20 3/8 wide. The top consists of two wide boards secured together with large butterfly (or bow tie) joints on the underside. Wooden pegs that are inserted through two battens underneath the top and extend into the base are what is used to secure the top to the base. Nice, sturdy tapered splayed legs that are mortised and pegged |
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| F604 (F485) 19th century one-drawer table or stand in original red painted surface having a dovetailed drawer with brass pull, pegged on top, which is one board, and four-square tapered legs. The wood is birch throughout. New England, circa 1800. |
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| **SOLD** G215a 19th century Pennsylvania Hepplewhite Stand in beautiful original Windsor green paint with and applied molding around the top. Circa 1830. |
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| G23 Early 18th century Sheraton Paint Decorated open Wash Stand in pine , New England, c. 1825-35, with shaped back splash, original paint, One drawer at the bottom, turned legs and a scrolling backsplash, all original |
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| Y30 Early 19th century New England Paint Decorated Washstand great size and form. Unusual graphic design. Dovetailed drawer and gallery, very gracefully turned legs circa 1820 |
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| E198 18th century Traven Table.New Englan, with the original red paint, resting on a hepplewhite splay leg base double pin, and mortised .The top is held in place with rose head and tee nails, with one board 24" wide. circa 1760 |
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| E232 18th century Massachusetts Tavern Table with a beautiful, scrubbed oval one-board top, in original green painted surface. The top is resting on a mortised and pegged base with beaded legs with molded outer edge. (circa 1790-1810) |
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| F75 18th Century New England original blue painted farm table with three board scrub top. The wood is all pine. Rose head nail construction. |
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| **SOLD** D121 Early 19th century Pennsylvania hepplewhite side table with the old robin egg blue paint. The top is one board, with double mortised and pinned legs. Circa 1820. |
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| D529 Late 18th century Newbury port, Essex County, Massachusetts Tavern Table, dry original red paint, one board top 29" wide, with mortised and pin bread board ends which is pegged on |
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| U194 Pennsylvania one board top Work Table, with old dry red over the original red paint. 31 1/2" wide one board top with two batons. very gracefully turned legs, circa 1800-1820 |
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| (H400) 18th century ( 1780 -1800) North Carolina Tavern Table with H dovetailed stretcher, with a plain skirt with no drawer and the remains of the original blue paint, the legs are straight and simple, with wonderful foot wear to the stretchers. The wood is all yellow pine. |
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| Q420 19th century Pennsylvania box stretcher base Table with original dry salmon paint, circa 1820,three board top with bread board ends, with six full mortised on each end. |
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| S571 19th century Country Hepplewhite, Pennsylvania,old oyster white over the original red, all original, circa 1840, the wood is walnut base with a white pine top. |
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| U600 Early 19th Century Maryland country one drawer Hepplewhite Stand, nail constructed drawer, two board top, circa 1830 - 1840 |
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| **SOLD** U700 Early 19th century, Lebanon Co. (town of Campbelltown) Pennsylvania Hepplewhite one drawer stand, with the original dry bittersweet red painted surface. Dovetailed drawer , with the original mushroom shaped knob circa 1820 |
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| **SOLD** Eastern Shore Maryland Hepplewhite one drawer stand with original apple-green paint. circa 1850 |
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