Original American Colonial Furniture

Pine ladder back chair with original woven seat. The slender, tall finials are a nice detail to a simple chair. The style evokes the Shaker style.

1905 white kitchen cabinet with original hardware, two of the six panels with original glass doors (two of the 12 panels are missing), two pantry doors and two drawers. In one solid ...

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 small scale piece is in all original condition, we have left it untouched, circa 1800. We are proud to offer what we believe is one of the finest diminutive New Hampshire chests...

19th century a wonderful set of five Windsor captain’s chairs. One arm-four side chairs, with Classic details turned spindle back rails, arm rails, cross slats, hand carved beautiful...

Step back flat wall cupboard original painted grained surface bucks County Pennsylvania, circa 1800 two-piece 12 pane two-door top Original paint.

This stand exhibits strongly carved claw and ball feet of good size. While we feel this is probably English, Newport also produced the squared carved knee with similar plinth. The ba...

This modernist North American porch glider is made to a great design. A good, deep seat, high back and with a rocking mechanism. The original green paint has faded and worn as you ...

This beautiful and unusual rocking chair originates from Boston in the USA. There are stencilled decorations featuring a Manor House, figures on horses and gardens. Featuring an inte...

An extraordinary, 10-foot high American made street lamp from the 1930s. Zinc fluted column with cast metal base and top lamp fitter. Includes the original glass acorn shade. Rare an...

Exquisite 19th-century original framed charcoal portrait capturing the timeless elegance of George and Martha Washington. Skillfully rendered, these drawings evoke the grace and dig...

This fine 19thc side table or night stand is from New England and retains all original stencil on the back splash of this table.Top board is a old replacement. The table is in very g...

This early painted spoon rack was found in New England and was probably made for hanging or displaying pewter spoons. Fantastic construction and cut-out.

A well painted portrait of a distinguished gentleman. American School with a nice yellow vest and detailed cravat. Life like coloring, pleasing features and nice half-length view.

This group of 19th century original cream painted garden urns are in great condition with a wonderful mellow patina. Nice aged surface.

19th century American wooden mortar and pestle, original paint. Americana Early rare turned wood mortar and pestle. It is American from the 19th century. The old green paint on bo...

Eight bow backed American Windsor chairs with spindles braced by tail piece support. Distressed original painted surface with slight gold embellishment. These are typically made of m...

This New England original Windsor green 19th century pantry box is quite early and in great condition. Minor wear consistent with age and use. Wear to the top with some paint loss fr...

Continental School oil on canvas by Gerbaud depicting three figures on a bench next to a pond. Set in a custom ornate wooden frame with linen liner. Signed Gerbaud in black upon the ...

19th century original paint decorated hand made and dovetailed dome top box from Pennsylvania. This wonderful box has the original lock and latch on the front. It also is all dovetai...

This early hand-tooled and all original brass with a copper base and wood handled bed warmer was found in a Folk Art collection. It is dated 1633 in the center brass lid or top. The ...

Lovely re-print of an 18th century engraving of New York City Chromolithograph on fine paper applied to card Published circa 1900 Unframed.

American maple and poplar Windsor armchair in a slightly petite size. Retains the original milk paint with great patina. Very sturdy.

Original edition of The Pennsylvania Gazette, "Containing the Frelbelt Advices, Foreign, and Dome?iclt." Printed by Ben Franklin, Postmaster and D. Hall at the New Printing Office ,...