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EARLY 19TH C VALLEY OF VIRGINIA BUCKET
BENCH. Early stepped-shelf bucket
bench with galleried top shelf in walnut wood showing original red wash paint,
with outstanding worn and scrubbed surfaces throughout. Circa 1800, from the Shenandoah Valley, VA.
43” x 13” max depth (bottom shelf) x 47” high.
$2950.00 |
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EARLY HANGING CUPBOARD IN ORIGINAL RED PAINTED DECORATION. An early 1800s, New York State, hanging cupboard of softwood, with two paneled doors opening to reveal 3 shelves. This early piece retains its original untouched dry, attic-surface red paint with decoration brush-incised on the door panels while it was still wet. 33 5/8” wide x 8 7/8” deep x 34” high. $950.00 |
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NEW YORK STATE COUNTRY TALL CLOCK IN CHERRY WOOD. New York State circa early 19th C, with original 30 hour wooden movement, hand painted dial and pewter hands, complete with tin can weights and pendulum. Bought privately this week form a central NY State collector, this clock was found in a house 35 years ago in Cattaraugus, NY and has never been offered for sale since. It retains an outstanding state of preservation with an excellent untouched surface. 83 ¼” high x 11” deep x 20 ¼” wide max. SOLD Contact us for more information
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PAINTED COUNTRY DRYSINK IN
ORIGINAL SAGE GREEN PAINT. Mid 19th C, softwood, in original dry sage
green-gray paint. Raised panel
doors open to reveal a bucket cupboard space, sitting on fancy cutout feet.
Well-done repair to left rear foot and bottom backboard.
48” x 17” x 29” high.
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PENNSYLVANIA FOUR-SHELF
BUCKET OR CROCK BENCH. Pine, in
original brown stained surface, with four stepped shelves, sitting on high
cutout feet, and as-found condition. Nicely cutout side profile. Late 19th
Century. 47” wide x 12 ½” max
depth x 57 ½” high.
$1800.00 |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE PAINT DECORATED HANGING CUPBOARD
WITH BLUE WALLPAPER. An early New England high-country hanging cupboard, made of
basswood and retaining its original feather-grained flame painted decoration all
around including the interior doors. Also on the interior, is original
blue hand-blocked wallpaper of the period. Chamfered wide-board back reveals, in
pencil, the date 1823. Nice molded projecting cornice, brass keeper latches,
wooden knobs and original cast butt hinges. Actual case measures 35"
x 9" deep, and molding is 38 3/4" x 10 3/4".
$2500.00 Contact us for more information
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PENNSYLVANIA PAINT DECORATED CORNER CUPBOARD. Hanover, York County, PA attributed to Rupp family*, circa 1840. Two piece, softwood, in original red and umber feather decoration, the top section with a pair of arched 8-light doors flanked by acorn-ended half columns, over three dovetailed drawers, over two paneled cupboard doors, all sitting on turned ball feet. The interior painted a blue gray over soldier blue, with scallop shaped shelves and spoon notches. 84" high (7') x 36" corner (54" across face). $9500.00
*From a house near Hanover, York County, PA, this beautiful 1840's cupboard is in the hallmark form and original painted decoration of John Rupp (b. 1801), local York County cabinetmaker and decorator of the 1830s-1870 period. In fact, the cupboard contained deeds and documents indicating that it descended directly in the Rupp Family. All is original save for quality brass rosette knob replacements. |
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CHERRY 12-LIGHT 2-PART CORNER CUPBOARD. Circa 1830, Ohio origin, cherry wood in older refinish with nice color. The top section with an overhanging cornice over a pair of doors with six panes of good glass each, over three waist-height drawers over a pair of paneled doors, resting on turned feet. Original brasses and hardware. 89” high, takes an approx 34” corner, 37” including cornice, and approx 50” face width. $5800.00 |
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EXUBERANTLY PAINTED PENNSYLVANIA SOFTWOOD CORNER CUPBOARD in original paint decoration, two-piece, with a single 12-pane door over two paneled doors. Measures 82” high with an approx. 47” face width (takes a 35” corner counting the 3” projecting cornice). Painted decoration is folk rendition of crotch burls and tiger stripe pattern, in vivid red-oranges. Excellent untouched original condition and integrity. Dauphin County, PA circa 1840. $13,500.00 |
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