Silver Cann Baltimore, Maryland Marked: A(ndrew) E(llicott) Warner (1786-1870) Circa 1822 3.75″ H 3.35″ Diameter at Base The finely formed and decorated handle set this reeded cann (or mug) apart. Made by Warner during the assay period as indicated by...
ARM CHAIR Turned stretcher base, arm supports and finials Eastern Virginia or North Carolina Split oak seat C 1800 26.5″ W x 20″ D x 42″H Turned great chairs with their distinctive series of vertically turned posts supporting robust arms were...
Pembroke Table Walnut Yellow Pine Secondary Petersburg, Virginia MESDA Research File S-5074 Circa 1790 Descended in the Gayle Family of Petersburg, Virginia, this distinctive Pembroke table survives with an early surface and its original hardware. The molded but...
Dressing Table Eastern Virginia, Probably Petersburg Walnut with yellow pine secondary 30″ W. 17.5″ D. 28.25 H Circa 1790 Southern dressing tables are extremely uncommon. This fine example is in excellent condition and survives with its original brasses....
Pair of Library or Parlor Arm Chairs Maryland, Probably Baltimore Mahogany with ash and poplar secondary Circa 1760 H. 40”, W. 29.5” D. 22” These handsome Maryland arm chairs exhibit the boldly shaped crest rails, exaggerated ears and robust, fluted stiles that...
PORTRAIT OF JACOB MOTTE (1700-1770) Oil on canvas Jeremiah Theus (1716-1774) Charleston, South Carolina C 1750 12” x 15” stretcher, 16.5” x 19.5” overall Jeremiah Theus was Charleston’s most well known and most highly regarded portrait artist for much of the...
