19th C. Pennsylvania Stepback Cupboard - Found in McKean County, PA, is this absolutely stunning example of New England painted furniture. Just as "right as rain", this 2-piece cupboard has everything it had when it was originally made. Complete with a 3 wide board back, wonderful cutouts, and great top moldings. The paint history appears to be blue-green over gray over red. One early repair to the top front edge of the base.
Measures: 20 1/2"deep x 51" wide x 84 1/2" high.

Price: $3299

18th C. Pennsylvania Tavern Table - In exceptional original robin's egg blue paint. Wonderful wear to the stretchers. Very tight - made well with pinned mortise & tenon construction. Very nice hand-cut detail on the stretchers as well as the legs. Note the rail above the drawer is missing but this does not alter functionality or appearance. Large dovetailed drawer with rather cool mousehole in the back of it. Drawer also retains it's original knob. Drawer sides as well as it's guides have been altered to keep it running smooth in and out. This repair is normal and in no way detracts from the appearance or value of this piece. No apologies for this base.
The top has been altered. It appears as though one section in the middle was cutout and then reglued back up and Dutchmen put in on the underside. The original cleats and most of the top remain as there are still traces of the blue in places near the cleats. This explains why it seems about 8" narrower than it should be. Top made of maple with great patina and staining as you might expect. Pins to the top are missing.
This table is a super find and is stunning to look at as you can see from the photos. Any owner should be proud to own this, as we are. We date this table to around 1770 - 1790.
Measures: 53" long x 28" wide x 30" high. Very comfortable to sit at.

Price: $2499

19th C. Corner Cupboard - Exceptional condition! Just everything the way you want to find these. Everything original except for the overpaint which is 20th century. No additions or modifications of any kind. Photos show every possible detail to indicate this. Still with the original latches which never happens. Inside of panels are chamfered. Right top molding is cracked but intact. Lower right door panel has wear where the door had opened into another object for many, many years. What character. The cream paint under the blue can be seen on one of the back boards. The back boards are 18" wide.
This is an exceptional cupboard with wonderful moldings and stature. A great size that will fit in any room.
Measures: 78" tall x 45" wide across the front x 18" deep. Back sides are 22".

Price: $2750

19th C. Painted Sheraton 1 Drawer Stand - In an old red paint over the original red primer. Made of maple with pine as the secondary wood. Fine hand cut dovetails on front and rear of drawer. Porcelain knob not original and the worn out drawer guides have been replaced (see photo). Circa 1830 New England.
Measures: 21 1/2" wide x 17 1/2" deep x 28 1/2" tall.

Price: $325

19th C. Rodback Style Windsor Chair - with Bamboo Turnings on the legs. Very tight and sturdy chair. Certainly can be used, unlike many early chairs found today. Old black paint has been scraped down to the original mustard. Nice look! Hand carved gutter with large chamfer on the seat edge. Signed on the bottom by one of the owners over the past 175 years by Nellie Foster. Found in Western New York.
Measures: 16 1/2" to the seat.

Price: $239

19th C. Bucket Bench - In an old salmon paint over mustard. Nice small size. Square nailed with some 20th C repair nails. Good wear!
Measures: 37 1/2" wide x 14" deep x 27 1/4" tall.

Price: $599

19th C. Sheraton Blanket Chest - In the original red paint. Excellent condition. No apologies! All original hardware. Original feet. Catch on lid is broken off. Til box is quarter sawn maple, dovetailed chest is eastern white pine. Top has soiling and wear consistent with age. Signed on underside of top "Thomas Lamb 1824" I accentuated the colors in order to show this in the 2 photos at the bottom of the photo page. This blanket chest is as "right" as you are ever going to find them, in wonderful paint, and signed too.
Measures: 37" long x 16 3/4 wide x 21 1/2" tall.

Price: $599

19th C. 6 Board Blanket Chest in Original Blue - Just excellent dry blue paint on this dovetailed blanket chest. A bit larger than most. All handplaned surfaces. Nice original strap hinges. Great hand-planed moldings. Minor repairs and stains. Circa 1830 - 1850
Measures: 49" long x 20 1/2" deep x 19 1/2" tall.

Price: $525

19th Dough Box - In the original red wash. Lovely dovetails, pinned canted legs, and spoon feet. 2 of the feet have damage however it sits level and stable. Top may not be original. What a great look!
Box Measures: 33" wide x 18" deep x 28" tall.
Top Measures 43" x 19 1/2"

Price: $599

19th C. Open Top Stepback Cupboard - Another nice stepback with clean lines and great form. A bit unusual in that the opening is offset on top. At one time, this primitive piece only had strap hinges, as you can see the ghost lines of these hinges on the front. Traces of the original red paint remain. Breadboard ends on the door, 3 board back, all square nailed.
Measures: 43" wide x 18" deep (base), 11" deep (top) x 72" tall.

Price: $1499

19th 1 Door Cupboard - In just the greatest robins egg blue. Very simple, clean lines, great form, and great paint. How can you go wrong. Look at all the photos. Look at the back! This is the real deal! Doesn't appear to have ever had a knob on it. Made of Eastern White Pine, which makes this a New England piece. Love the high cutouts on the sides. Perfect size too!
Measures: 37" wide x 15" deep (base) x 66" tall.

Price: $975

19th C. Mustard Pie Safe - Originating from Missouri, this old pie safe has a great old mustard paint over and earlier green which is over the original gray. Retains it's original hardware however the screen had been replaced. Some damage to left side leg but does not affect the integrity. Appears as though 3 of the 4 back boards may have been replaced a long time ago as well. Great bootjack ends.
Measures: 44 1/2" wide x 14 3/4" deep x 54" tall.

Price: $925

19th Pie safe - A New York Pie safe with 2 drawers on top. Probably used to store pie plates, and other baking utensils. If it is unusual, we seem to find em. This pie safe has screened doors and side panels and nice high cutouts on the sides. It retains a very cool mustard paint under the more recent blue-gray outer color paint. All square nailed. Probably 1880-ish.
Measures: 49" wide x 18" deep x 55" tall.

Price: $875

19th C. Hepplewhite Stand - Possibly 18th century but at least very early 19th century. Lots of wear appropriate with the age. Breadboard ends on top. Paint is very old, but not original, as one can see the red underneath. Just a beautiful form with those slender legs. Square nailed with a few 20th century nails as repairs.
Measures: 18 1/2" wide x 17" deep x 25 1/2" tall.

Price: $299

19th 2 Piece Stepback Cupboard - A New York State stepback cupboard just the way you want to find these. Great old paint which is red over green over gray. Simply Primitive, that is the best way to describe this wonderful piece. Well, actually, 2 pieces, as you can see in the photographs. Original hinges and bottom section latches. All square nailed of course.
Measures: 49" wide x 23 1/2" deep (base) x 13 1/4" deep (top) x 83 1/2" tall.

Price: $1895

18th C. 1 Door Jam Cupboard - Original "H" hinges, Rosehead nails, and a grain paint all on this early PA cupboard. What a paint history this old boy has had. Most recent was the white (taken off), revealing a barn red, over a cream, over a grain paint, which is over the original red. Also, back in the days that it had the grain paint, there were large wooden wheels attached to the front and back in order to wheel this cupboard around. You can only imagine what this might have been used for. This is a great primitive cupboard for the primitive lovers only! Very solid and sturdy!
Measures: 48 1/2" wide x 19" deep x 62 1/2" tall.

Price: $1750

19th C. Pennsylvania Jelly Cupboard - The greatest form, size, and paint your going to find. Wear consistent with age. Some damage to gallery as can be seen in photos but consistent with what one may expect on a 150 year old antique. Stands high and proud with great side cutouts. Inside swivel latch on left door is a replacement.
Measures: 54" high to top of gallery, 43" wide, 17" deep.

Price: $1250

19th C NY Pie Safe - A New York State Pie Safe in the BEST Old Blue paint. 2 of the original shelves remain. Everything appears original including knob, latch, hinges, etc... All square nailed of course. Late 1800's.
Measures: 48" tall X 35" wide X 17" deep.

Price: SOLD

19th C. 1 Door Jelly Cupboard - Super nice 1 door jelly cupboard in the old grayish-green paint. Exceptional cupboard. Unusual cutout on the first shelf. Graduated shelf spacing. Great size, can fit in any room setting. Out of Long Island, NY.
Measures: 37 1/2" wide x 55" tall x 18" deep

Price: $1599

19th C Tabletop Cupboard - Just where are you finding these? Unusual 1 door, 2 drawer, cute sized cupboard that can either sit or possibly hang on the wall. Just the best paint. Has quite a paint history as can be seen in the close-up's. Early damage on bottom board and left drawer front, as shown. Probably Ohio.
Measures 30 1/2" tall x 36" wide x 14" deep.

Price: $1299

19th C Mule Chest - In the great old oxblood paint. All hardware (except pulls) and moldings intact including the locks on all drawers and lid. Some animal damage to left leg. Drawer pulls replaced. Simple pin joinery on drawers. Great color and size.
Measures: 36" long X 18" deep X 36 1/2" tall

Price: $575

18th C. Blanket Chest - Very early, nice size, super old oxblood paint over the original dark red. Super strap hinges replacing the original cotter pin hinges long ago broken off. Great wear appropriate with age. Minor early damage to lid corner. Nice molding on front.
Measures: 35" wide X 22" tall X 17" deep

Price: SOLD