18th Century
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18th c. New York mahogany ball and claw foot chest of drawers.

LOT 600.
18th c. New York mahogany ball and claw foot chest of drawers. 38" x 20" x 32 1/2" Ht..
Estimate: $400-600
Sold Price: $8,775
Auction: 37th Annual New Year's Day Auction, January 1, 2017
Category: Estate & New Years Day Auctions
Tags: 18th Century, Ball and Claw Foot, Chest, Mahogany, New York
18th c. New Hampshire Queen Anne chest on frame

LOT 29.
18th c. New Hampshire Queen Anne chest on frame with molded cornice, six rows of drawers with double rows at top and bottom. Birch and pine in old brown paint, retains original brasses. C. 1785-1800. 42 1/2" x 20"x 69 1/2" Ht. Provenance Peter H. Eaton Antiques, purchased 1/22/2011. Property of a New Jersey Collector.
Estimate: $4,500-6,500
Sold Price: $8,190
Auction: 35th Annual New Years Day Auction, January 1, 2015
Category: Estate & New Years Day Auctions
Tags: 18th Century, Chest, New Hampshire, Queen Anne
18th c. Van Buskirk Family Kas

LOT 110.
18th c. cherry Kas. Saddle River New Jersey, Van Buskirk Family (1st settlers of the Saddle River Valley). One of five examples purchased from the Bond House in Saddle River (Pook and Pook sold one in October). Two doors resting on ball feet. Removable cornice. 67" x 23" x 76" Ht.. Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection New Jersey.
Estimate: $5,000-10,000
Sold Price: $6,728
Auction: 37th Annual New Year's Day Auction, January 1, 2017
Category: Estate & New Years Day Auctions
Tags: 18th Century, Kas, Van Buskirk
18th c. Newport Chippendale Chairs

LOT 72.
Lot of four Goddard Townsend school Newport Rhode Island 18th c. Chippendale chairs. 18" Seat Ht. 38" Overall Ht.
Estimate: $6,000-7,000
Sold Price: $6,000
Auction: 33rd Annual New Year's Day Auction, January 1, 2013
Category: Estate & New Years Day Auctions
Tags: 18th Century, Chair, Chippendale, Newport
Important 18th c. Armchair

LOT 29.
Important 18th c. Boston, Massachusetts or Portsmouth, New Hampshire maple armchair. C. 1730-1750. Pictured and described in "American Furniture" (edited by Luke Beckerdite). page 150, figure 22, described as "An Armchair, possibly made in Boston, may represent another potential prototype for Portsmouth Gaines chairs (fig. 22). This beautifully conceived and executed chair, with a tight, highly detailed crest, appears to be at first glance to be a Gaines chair. On sustained examination, its turnings and carving differ substantially. The toes are applied, and the arms do not have the exaggerated volutes seen in Gaines chairs. Furthermore the carving of the crest does not seem to relate to leafage executed by John Gaines III or by his possible carving subcontractor, Joseph Davis of Portsmouth". (Trent, Gronning and Anderson,"American Furniture" (edited by Luke Beckerdite). 17" seat Ht, 41 1/2" overall Ht.. Offered without reserve. Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection New Jersey.
Estimate: $75,000-100,000
Sold Price: $5,850
Auction: 37th Annual New Year's Day Auction, January 1, 2017
Category: Estate & New Years Day Auctions
Tags: 18th Century, Armchair, Boston, Maple, Portsmouth