Antique Furniture Connecticut

The rectangular top with thumb-molded serpentine shaped top above a case inset with fluted quarter columns centering on four graduated long drawers above a scalloped apron raised on ...

The legs have a form characteristic of Connecticut furniture as does the large turned urn.

A Connecticut Queen Anne Tea Table with a dished Cherrywood tilting top, and full birdcage resting on a fine slender ball-form baluster support and elongated pad feet. The three boar...

Cherry highboy in two parts having nine drawers on the top section and four on the bottom, both parts fitted with deep centre drawer having well developed concave shell and leaf carv...

This form was used by many cabinet shops in Rhode Island and Connecticut and was made in mahogany, cherry, and birch.

Connecticut windsor fanback side chair, circa 1800. Seven spindle example with arched and shaped crest rail and nicely turned stiles joined to shield-shaped seat on baluster and ring...

A wonderful example of an 18th century American ‘sack back’ Windsor armchair. Made from hickory, maple and poplar. I really like American chairs as they just have a bit more ‘expre...

A curved top slat and three angular slats link compressed ball turned stiles with ball and double reel finials. Resting on turned arm supports, the curved arms end in scrolled handho...

This chest is an outstanding example of Connecticut exuberance and makes a dramatic statement in any room.

Reference: The Pre-Industrial Joiner in Western Connecticut, 1750- 1800,” American Furniture, The Chipstone Foundation, 1995, page 130 for a similar example.

A chest which is illustrated in New London County Furniture: 1640-1840, Lyman Allen Museum exhibit #91, shows an identical treatment.

Many of these chests are overbearing and loom large in a room. This chest-on-chest is rather small scale, circa 1780. The designer enhances this perception by using reeded pilasters ...

Heavy stock tiger maple tulip top low post, circa 1820 Connecticut. 4 posts will be built to a size of your choosing. Refit to: Full: $6200.00 Queen: $6800.00 King: $7800.0...

This highboy is interesting in that it is an interpretation of the famous Boston and Salem highboys that incorporate pilasters into their design. This is a very desirable feature, an...

We haven’t owned another one like this, and for a piece of high style Connecticut country furniture, it’s a standout. There are no repairs or alterations.

In its time, this was an expensive table; as we have said, mahogany is very rarely seen in Connecticut furniture--where cherry was abundant--which indicates that this table is a very...

(6) See Gerald Ward, American Case Furniture, New Haven, 1988, no. 58, p. 137. Exhibited: Morgan Memorial, Hartford, CT, Three Centuries of Connecticut Furniture, 1635-1935: An ...

What also interests us is a related chest in Connecticut Valley Furniture, Kugelman, Zimmerman, et al.

Square hinged top with central circular fan, turned support and ending on a tripod base.

Like many Queen Anne-styled Connecticut highboys (circa 1740-1760), this flattop piece has an elegant and austere design. Dovetailed joints characterize its stabile and sturdy build,...

In cherry. Upper case features three spiral-form finials and a broken arch pediment with scrolls culminating in beautifully carved floral rosettes. Paneled doors with serpentine mold...

Charming album quilt with floral blocks that include 6 birds with inked details. One of the blocks is signed "From your grandmother Penelope Benedict aged 83 years". Penelope was bo...

Good period Connecticut highboy. Top and bottom original to one another. Charming lower apron. Queen Ann Cabriole legs.

A fine example of an 18th century Connecticut chest-on-chest in Cherry with a bonnet top and flame finials, over three small drawers, the center with a carved fan, over 7 full length...

Square top over the two-drawer cabinet with turned pulls. The top drawer fitted with dividers for compartments. The whole raised on turned cylindrical legs with turned feet. Nice ric...

This fine 18th century saddle seat Windsor chair from New England has amazing untouched surface. The condition is very good and the chair is very sturdy. The black painted surface is...

American Connecticut diminutive cherry slant front desk. Fitted interior and original feet.

These are similar to a tea table attributed to Hartford, Connecticut in American Furniture of the Metropolitan Museum of Art (Heckscher, 1985 fig. 128), likewise nearly identical to ...

A fine 18th century cherry two part highboy, probably Connecticut in origin, with five drawer top with molded cornice over a base with one long drawer over three fitted drawers, a ca...

19th century Period Hepplewhite Connecticut River Valley one-drawer stand. Fantastic quarter-fan inlay with stringing on overhanging tray top and drawer front. Beautiful proportions ...

A fine two-part maple flat top highboy, its upper case with a molded cornice surmounting five graduated long drawers, over a lower case with a single long drawer over three fitted dr...

American Queen Anne walnut fan-carved lowboy with a molded edge top, period brasses, carved arched pointed apron, and terminating on graceful tapered pad feet, Mid-18th Century, Conn...

Authentic antique wood and cast iron backless industrial adjustable factory stool made by The New Britain Machine Company of Connecticut. The seat diameter measures 12 7/8". The base...

A cherry "highboy"/high chest of drawers, circa 1770, with long graceful shaped cabriole legs and pad feet, shaped apron both front and sides, four (4) drawers in base / bottom, five...

Rare painted colonial period corner cupboard of architectural form with a distinct heavy molded and stepped cornice over an arched door with an ogee key pediment, the arched door wit...

A nice example of an 18th century Connecticut cherry wood highboy base or server now fitted with a top. The base with one long drawer over three short drawers, the central with carve...

1776 Hand-Colored Map of Connecticut and Rhode Island, Gentleman’s Magazine, London An original late 18th-century hand-colored engraving titled A Map of Connecticut and Rhode Island...

18th century Queen Anne cherrywood highboy of probable Connecticut origin. Upper case with a central pinwheel-carved drawer flanked by stacks of two narrow drawers all-over four grad...

Rare set of six Connecticut cherrywood dining chairs with molded crest and stiles and pierced splat with heart motif all above a slip seat with shaped apron and supported by turned f...

A beautifully handcrafted work from the first quarter of the 20th century, this benchmade work celebrates the original lowboys of the Connecticut River Valley with exacting replicati...

The pegged maple frame showing a yoke-shaped crest-rail over a vasi-form cherry splat, braced by turned rear stiles and turned finials. The elegant wavy shaped armrests terminating t...

A splendid two-part cherry Chippendale secretary, its upper case with broken arched pediment flanking a central carved acorn and flame finial over two paneled doors which open to a c...

Hand carved case and original dial patination on this charming 8 day clock manufactured in Bristol Connecticut. Keeps good time and strikes hourly. Instructions posted at rear as sho...

18th century Queen Anne highboy in cherry with chestnut secondary wood. The upper section featuring a cornice with secret drawer and four graduated and moulded drawers appearing to r...

Each drawer side is finished with a raised bead along the outer edge, a feature almost synonymous with case furniture of this region of Connecticut. The bottom drawer exhibits a half...

A fine antique American maple highboy or chest on stand, Connecticut, circa 1760. The highboy in two sections, the top having a graduated set of four drawers fitted with brass 'batwi...

This attractive pocket map depicts the New England states of Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island. A beautiful steel engraving, the map is incredibly detailed and hand-colore...

A fine cherry wood tall case clock with fretwork carved crest on the bonnet, along with three spire and ball finials with reeded wooden plinths, surmounting a glass arched door, open...

This exceptional cherry chest on chest with split pediment bonnet top with rosettes, flame finials, an upper case with a center deep drawer with a spectacular radial fan carved front...

This rare and detailed 1824 wall map by Edward Ruggles depicts eastern New York to Cape Cod, southern Vermont, and New Hampshire to Long Island. Delineated in hand color by County, t...

VIII p. 2080 [American Queen Anne Cherry Lowboy, Connecticut c. 1750-70 exhibiting spinning pinwheel lower drawer w/ chamfered cabriole legs] Kugelman, Connecticut Valley Furnitur...

A graphic Historical sign in all original condition. Painted metal with a tan background and speckled gray text- New York, New Haven, and Hartford. Framed in Deep Salmon painted wood...

Early shaker side chair with original honey surface, and beautifully angled. Made mid-19th century by the Enfield Conn. Community.

This is an original 1917 Connecticut automobile license plate with a six digit number 54232. It would look great on a classic car or a nice addition to a license plate collection. It...

An 18th century highboy in the Connecticut Queen Anne style. The highboy is expertly crafted from cherry wood. It's comprised of two case pieces. The top segment is a flattop with 2 ...

Great print of Newhaven, Connecticut Steel engraving by B.Metzeroth Published, circa 1840 Unframed.