Stretcher Base Table Yellow pine top Inverted turned column posts Eastern North Carolina – Bertie County Circa 1780 26.5 ” H x 38″ W x ?? D This classic stretcher base tables retains much of its original red-brown paint wash surface. The three board...
Sideboard Cherry Tennessee of western tip of Virginia 15″ D 34.25″ W 31″ H C. 1820-1830 This charmingly proportioned sideboard represents a practical, rural interpretation of a popular form. The rich dark surface of the cherry has not been subjected...
Six Side Chairs Walnut Yellow pine secondary Unknown maker Roanoke River Valley, Probably Halifax County Circa 1770-90 H 37.5″ W 19.5″ D Sets of early southern side chairs rarely survive attrition through wear and tear, divisions of estates and a...
Dining Table Cherry Arched, inlaid skirt & spade feet John Shearer Martinsburg, WV Circa 1790-1810 H 28”; W 34.5” D 17” closed; 46.25 open The table was recorded by MESDA in 1979 ( S-9575) and included in Betsy Davison’s The Furniture of John Shearer 1790-1820 as...
Chest on Frame Walnut with Yellow Pine Piedmont North Carolina, probably Randolph County Circa 1800-1830 20” D x 40” W (at base) 50” H Chests on frames such as this example reflect the strong cultural linkages between Pennsylvania and North Carolina where numerous...
Bureau Dressing Table Eastern Virginia Isle of Wight or Sussex County Walnut with Yellow Pine Secondary C. 1770-1780 34” H, 38.5” W, 21” D Termed variously Dressing Tables, Bureau Tables or Kneehole Dressing Tables, the form was popularized by Thomas Chippendale which...
