Cellaret – Bottle Case on Stand Walnut Yellow pine and hard wood inlays Southside Virginia, Probably Greensville County Circa 1790-1800 MESDA Research file label S-17631 38.5” H, 20” W, 15” D Much more commonly found in the southern colonies or states than...
Rockbridge County, Virginia Descended in the Locker Family of Rockbridge County Walnut, yellow pine Circa 1790-1810 H: 87.5″; W: 41″; D: 22″ From an as yet unidentified group from Lexington, Virginia characterized by the cornice profile and...
Corner Cupboard Painted Yellow Pine Tidewater Virginia, Possibly Maryland Circa 1800 44″ W, 86″ H, ~28″ Corner This handsome, one piece cupboard is distinguished by its original light blue painted surface which has survived in outstanding condition. ...
Writing Table Walnut with hardwood string inlay Yellow pine secondary Southside Virginia Greensville, County C 1810 18.5” deep, 24” wide, 30.25 height. This charming, small writing table belongs to a small group of tables and cellarettes MESDA has attributed to the...
Country Scene with Stagecoach & Inn Oil on Canvas American Unknown artist C. 1850 32” x 45” Overall From a Wythe County, Virginia collection, this pleasing landscape depicts a stagecoach rapidly crossing a bridge as it approaches a small village. Its destination...
Portraits of Eliza Fry and her brother Joshua Wesley Fry Watercolor and ink on paper Virginia, Madison County Unknown artist C. 1810 5.5” x 4.75” overall in their original frames Elizabeth (1799-1849) and Joshua (1806-1810) were the children of a Wesley Thornton Fry a...
