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Southside Virginia cherry and yellow pine Chippendale table. Purchased as is without basses. HOA 29 in, WOA 31 in, DOA 20 in. Untouched condition, re-glued original corner, a few extra nails in top. A rare piece. |
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Copper tea kettle. Signed Robson, Cincinnati, Ohio. |
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Cherry four drawer chest. Child's size. Poplar secondary wood. Found in Nelson County. Virginia.
HOA 26 in., DOA 14 in., WOA 17in |
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Walnut blanket chest. Southeastern Virginia. Circa 1760- 1780. Double fishtail strap hinges. Oak battens secured with wrought nails. Turned feet secured in wrought nailed on pads. Three pad and two front feet are original. LOA 31 in., HOA 17 in., DOA 18 in. |
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Virginia yellow pine mantle, with original red paint under later coats. Circa 1780-1790. HOA 64 in. WOA 7 feet. Arched opening 62 in. x 43 in . Have 10 more early mantles in stock. |
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Rhode Island mahogany Pembroke table, chestnut and maple secondary wood. Cross stretchers with molded legs. Circa 1780-1790. HOA 27 in. DOA 32 in. WOA 18 in. |
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Signed J. Lauck longrifle. Winchester, Virginia. Original flintlock, engraved patchbox, and very well carved. Period brass repair at wrist. Original dry surface. Crisp and clean full stock. |
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Curly maple East Tennnessee Iron and brass long rifle. Engraved barrel with name and date. Honaker details around cheek rest. Untouched fine curly maple, very slim stock. 47 in barrel. |
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Mid 18th. century American pipe tomahawk. Brass inlay at pipe neck and junction of blade and eye. Ex Rudy Bahr collection. |
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F Zorger maple fowler signed on top flat of barrel. Converted to percussion. 37 in. Barrel. |
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Finely engraved Southern powder horn showing a early two story house and lady of the house, along with a horse, sailing vessel and what probably is a sugar cane mill under a thatched roof structure bordered by pine or palm trees. |
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Trade Carbine. Signed Whately. Circa 1720. See Gordons "Great Gunmakers For The Early West" Pages 96-97. |
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W and G Chance Flintlock Trade Pistol, Circa 1830--1850. Barrel length 13 in. All brass mounts engraved. |
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H. Derringer Curly Maple Flintlock Contract Pistol. |
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Silver mounted, curly maple, Sullivan county, Tennessee long rifle. Attributed to Alfred Gross |
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Pewter French and Indian war (1750-1760) pipe tomahawk. Presentation or chiefs trade ax, made for distribution to Indian allies. An example is documented in 1756 in the Sir William Johnson papers. LOA is 16.5 in. Ash shaft. Tomahawk is decorated with pewter inlays, cap and mouth piece. In untouched original surface. An extremely rare American colonial object. |
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A. McGilvary Rockingham Co. Virginia Long rifle. 44 in. octagon barrel. Exceptional curly maple stock. Brass and silver engraved inlays. Hidden patchbox release. Interrupted forestock molding between inlays. The best A. McGilvary rifle available. |
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Northern Shenandoah Valley Decorated Deep Dish. Possibly Winchester, Va. WOA 13.25 In., DOA 3.5 In. |
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Shenandoah Valley finely inlaid 6-drawer chest with fluted quarter columns and ogee feet circa 1790 - 1800.
HOA 37.5 in, DOA 19 in., WOA 36 in. |
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Mahogany candle stand, (Norfolk or eastern North Carolina). One board figured mahogany top, with hour glass bird gage pillars. HOA 27.75 in. WOA 27 in. |
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Valley of Virginia flintlock brass barrel pistol, with walnut stock and acorn tang carving, silver escutcheon and brass wire inlay . Circa 1800. |
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George Peterman brass and silver inlaid Virginia rifle. Circa 1820-1825. |
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Boston, Massachusetts walnut shell carved side chair with original compass slip seat, finish, and turned stretchers. Circa 1750--1760 |
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Eastern North Carolina ladder back arm chair circa 1770 - 1780. |
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Williamsburg / Norfolk walnut side chair in original surface and white oak slip seat. Circa 1770-1780. See Wallace Gusler, furniture of colonial Williamsburg and eastern Virginia 1710-1790, page 141. |
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Southern paint decorated child's blanket chest. Possibly North Carolina. Painted poplar. Circa 1830-1840. HOA 14 in., DOA 11 in., WOA 24 in. Dovetail construction and cut nails with turned feet. Till is made of oak. |
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John M. Weidemeyer inlaid tall case clock, Fredericksburg, Virginia circa 1805-1815 mahogany, mahogany veneer, light wood inlay and yellow pine secondary. HOA 93 in. |
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Eastern North Carolina inlaid dressing table. Circa 1800. Yellow pine secondary wood. String inlay on legs, drawer and lower drawer frame, original oval pulls. HOA 30 in. DOA 19 in. LOA 34 in. |
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Shenandoah Valley walnut dressing table. Yellow pine secondary wood. Circa 1810. Barber pole inlay along with kite and string inlay. Rockingham County., VA. HOA 28.5 in. DOA 19 in. LOA 27 in. |
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North Carolina / Eastern Virginia dressing table. River birch and yellow pine. Circa 1775 - 1790. See Hurst and Prawn "Southern Furniture 1680-1830." Molded top with beaded legs and frame and drawers. HOA 28.5 in., DOA 19 in. WOA 37.5 in. |
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Petersburg, Virginia mahogany five drawer chest circa 1790 - 1800. Yellow pine secondary.
HOA 34.5 in., DOA 19.5 in., WOA 39.5 in. |
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Norfolk, Virginia mahogany ball and claw tea table circa 1780. See Furniture of Williamsburg and Eastern Virginia 1710 - 1790 by Wallace Gusler, p. 177. |
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Mecklinburg / Halifax Co. Virginia chest circa 1790-1800 |
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Williamsburg, Virginia Spice Cabinet circa 1750 - 1760 |
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Eastern Virginia Carved Candlestand |
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North Carolina Moravian Ladderback Arm Chair |
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Norfolk, Virginia Carved Tea Table |
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Petersburg, Virginia Dressing Table |
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Winchester, Virginia Inlaid Chest |
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Virginia / North Carolina 1740-1760 stretcher base table |
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Eastern Virginia Bookcase on frame |
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Petersburg, Virginia walnut arm chair circa 1780 - 1790 |
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George Petermen engraved silver and brass mounted Virginia rifle |
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French and Indian War large powder horn |