Cherry Table - $1250.00.  31 1/2” x 41” x 30” high.  This is a beautiful little table in absolutely untouched original condition, with original red paint on the base. It has a 3 board scrub top with all the wear and patina you would ever want. It’s a great desk for a computer as well as it’s original intention to use as an eating table.

Farm Table - $1250.00.  33” x 78” x 29 1/2” tall.  This is a nice 6 1/2’ 3 board top farm table in it’s original Windsor green paint. It’s full height and will easily seat 8 people, with enough room in the center for food, so you don’t need a serving table. Replaced legs.

Open Pewter Cupboard - Mustard - $3600.00.  38” c 78” tall x 29 1/2” deep.  Here is a great early open top pewter cupboard in walnut with original mustard paint. It’s square nailed and wooden pinned together. It came from a house in West Virginia. It even has it’s original plate racks, which are double & unusual.

Tiny Original paint Decorated Dry Sink - $1450.00.  26 1/2’ wide,35 1/2” tall, 15 1/2” deep.  This is an absolutely wonderful small (26” wide) Western Pa. Dry sink right out of the barn. I picked this up on a house call last week, and no one has seen it or had a chance to change the finish, etc. It’s in great red paint with wild squiggles all over. It’s square nailed throughout with no damage and a wonderful old patina and wear pattern. It has great side cutouts and good feet cutouts. All-in-all a GREAT LITTLE SINK, just the way I like to find them.

Unusual Curly Maple & Cherry 2 Drawer Stand - $1285.00.  20” wide,18” deep,28” tall.  This is an unusual stand in that the top drawer is semi-circular going left to right; a bow front look. Both drawer fronts are solid curly maple as are the panels in the three skirts. The top is also bowed similar to the drawer front. It has wonderful turned cherry legs and period brasses. The finish is old and dark and has great patina. The stand appears to have been painted at one time as there are remnants on the inside and underside. There is an interesting apprentice error on the front legs on the square. it looks as if they were morticed, and when the cabinetmaker saw it, he had the apprentice put the same cutout pieces back in.

Sheraton Cherry Washstand - $435.00      Here is a wonderful exuberant little Sheraton washstand in a great warm cherry color and patina. It has no problems and is a good small size for any room.

Tennessee Mountain Handmade Chair - $165.00.  This is a great little hand carved (not lathe turned) chair found in Tennessee Smokey mountain area. Each part is split out of the log and morticed and tenoned together. The leather seat was designed to hold the whole thing together. (replaced) Just a charming little chair that you don’t find anymore.

Early Arrowback Windsor Childs Chair, New England - $285.00.  Ca 1820.  Size; Seat height 13” 12” wide x 13” d x 24” high.  This is a nice little early child-size Windsor aarrowback chair with a shaped and tapered seat. It has been repainted black, but the chair is sturdy and all original. It has a great splay to the legs, and there is a great carved line decoration around the seat.

Miniature Mahogany chest of Drawers - $695.00.  Size: 15” wide,13” high,8 1/2” deep.  This is a very finely made Ohio miniature chest. It’s all finely dovetailed and square nailed. Ca. 1840-60. Poplar is the secondary wood with a great older finish. (not original) and all but one of the knobs are original. It’s a great little jewelry chest, or writing desk for Pens, pencils notepaper. etc.

Corner Cupboard- Wonderful original paint- Ca.1820- $12,500.  Size: 39” wide, 74 1/2” tall.  Found in Westmoreland County, Southwestern Pa.  This is a wonderful old cupboard my wife and I took out of a log cabin southeast of Pittsburgh in the late 1960’s. We have used it in our kids bedroom for years. The cupboard is in the condition we found it with exception of wallpaper on the inside . It is reeded down both sides, double pinned at every joint, and has early cut nails. The hardware is all original as is the glass. The hand planing can be plainly seen and felt through the paint. The size is great. It is almost tiny by corner cupboard standards. I attribute this to the fact that it was used in early log cabin. This is a rare find in today’s market

Countertop Apothecary Chest - $850.00.  Here is a nice 10 drawer apothecary chest in as- found condition. It probably dates from the turn of the last century. It has nailed drawers and a few extra glass labels inside one of the drawers. 24” x 24” x9” deep.

Pennsylvania Queen Anne stand with button feet and molded apron - $1250.00.  This is a nice mid 1700s stand in walnut that we used in our house for years. It has a one board top, tapered turned legs, terminating in small buttons. The bottom of the skirt has a wonderful molded edge and of course the legs are double mortised and pinned. The table has been refinished in a nice soft sheen. There were nails driven down through the top at one time & these have been removed and the holes covered with diamond shaped patches. This is a very nice table refinished and ready to go for not too much money.

18th Century Walnut Stretcher Base Pennsylvania Tavern Table - $2750.00.  This is a good early table with a cleated three-board top with two uneven drawers (original) It has great wear and color and ready to go.

Child’s Highchair - $695.00.  Measures 32 1/2” tall.
This is a great highchair in great original mustard paint. No replacements or additions.

Peter Ompir Washstand - $2400.00.  This is a great piece of Peter Ompir painted furniture. Peter did not do a lot of furniture, so it’s amazing how well this one has survived. It’s signed on the back. 35” wide, 33” high,16” deep.