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Tables
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Table SOLD
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Eastern Maryland or Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Circa
1790. Mahogany Chippendale game table. Poplar secondary with
oak gate. Tapered leg ending in short spade feet. Nice molding
around base of apron. Top has a wonderfully molded edge.
Original hinges on top. Dovetailed drawer with molded edge and
original glue blocks. Replaced bail pulls. Very nice old
surface.
Height: 29.5"; Width:
36"(top), 34"(case); Depth: 18"(closed), 36"(open).
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Eastern
North Carolina Candlestand
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New Bern, North Carolina. Circa 1790.
Mahogany. Round top with beautifully turned urn-vase shaft. Graceful
Queen Anne legs terminating in fabulous pad feet. Oak
block. Original iron spider. Great color and
finish. For a related table, see John Bivins, The Furniture of
Coastal North Carolina 1700-1820; page 394, table 7.15.
Height: 25"; Top
Diameter: 18"
$4,800
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Slave-Made Washstand
Charles
City
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Virginia
. Circa 1820.
Yellow pine washstand with bowl opening and top gallery with
lower shelf. Mortise and
tenon construction, square legs. Original black paint with great wear.
Gallery attached with square nails. Provenance available to new owner.
Gallery Height: 29 1/2; Width: 18; Depth 18 Work
Surface Height: 25 Ύ
$375
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Work
Stand/Table SOLD
Virginia.
Circa 1820. Yellow
pine country Hepplewhite work stand.
Mortise and tenon construction, nice tapered legs, base with
original black paint. 2 board mortise and tenon scrub top attached
with square nails.
Height: 27 1/4; Width: 25 5/8; Depth 20 1/8
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Hepplewhite
Candlestand
North Carolina. Circa 1810.
Walnut. Rectangular top with nicely rounded corners. Great
legs with wonderful turned vase shaft.
Height: 24 1/2"; Top:
13 1/2" x 15 1/2"
$675
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Southern Work Table/Stand
Virginia.
Circa 1820. Yellow
pine country Hepplewhite work stand.
Mortise and tenon construction, nice tapered legs. Original
blue-gray paint. Two board top attached with square nails.
Height:
30; Width: 25; Depth 27 1/2
$295
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Southern Work Table/Stand
North
Carolina.
Moore
County. Circa 1830.
Walnut. Mortise
and tenon construction, wonderful turned legs ending in beautiful
trumpet-shaped feet. Original finish. Three board top attached with
hand-wrought nails.
Height:
28 1/2; Width: 28; Depth 27 3/4
$325
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Dining
Table
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Randolph, North Carolina. Circa
1800. Chippendale gate-leg table with 2 swing legs. Walnut with
yellow pine secondary. Pegged construction; original iron
hinges.
Height: 30"; Width:
20"(closed), 48.5"(open); Depth: 47"
$1,500
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Directions to Laurel Meadow: Take the
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(Lee Davis High School is on the left)
At about 1.5 miles, look for sign on right.
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