Scott's Antiques  
  899,00

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This Bertoia 'Diamond' chair is in superb condition. It is an original, not a reproduction. Originally owned by the O.U. college of Oklahoma, now available, comes with cover.

Dorothy Robinson Antiques  
  $150.00 offers considered

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For local pick-up only! (Or will meet you at a convenient location, or will accommodate your packer/shipper) Oak chair, 35" high, 15-1/2" across the top. If you look at the 3rd picture, that's the color of the wood under the seat, so I have a feeling this was made by cannibalizing a much earlier item. It is quite heavy, very sturdy, and in overall good condition. As you can see in photo #2, there is a minor crack coming down from the central openwork section. (I have no idea of the age of this -... Click for details

Old Friends  
1415fg   $ 125

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This mahogany settee is miniature, but not dollhouse size. It measures 23" wide, 20" high, and 10" deep. It is Chippendale style, with a double latticed back, looking like two chairs yoked together. The three front legs have carved knees and claw and ball feet. The two back ones are straight and plain. The seat is covered in a flame stitch pattern. The wood has likely been refinished, and the seat recovered. Please reference the pictures to make a judgment. A best guess, but only a guess... Click for details

Richards Antiques  
  $15 with free Media Mail shipping in USA

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A heavily illustrated, handsome quarto size book dealing with a subject on which there is little other reference material. Published in 1991 it should find a place in any good library devoted to American furniture and folk art. This copy is in very good condition with minor wear showing at the spine ends and some wear damage at the top of the dust jacket, including a clean two-inch tear at the left side which can be seen in the scan. The text pages are "like new." In other words, the only wea... Click for details

Richards Antiques  
  $2,800 SOLD

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Handsome Bowfront with Maine Provenance Federal bowfront chest of drawers of probable Maine origin. Nicely crafted with parallel string inlay around the top edges, light contrasting inlay outlining the drawers and particularly vibrant mahogany veneer on the drawer fronts. Brasses are original. The chest probably was made in Maine, possibly by the Radford brothers of Portland, who were active about the time this piece was made. 1800-1810. The Maine connection is established by a label on the b... Click for details

Scott's Antiques  
  199.00

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Russell Wright Stardust Dresser

Richards Antiques  
  $60 SOLD

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EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY AMERICAN ARTS. The M. and M. Karolik Collection of Paintings, Drawings, Engravings, Furniture, Silver, Needlework & Incidental Objects Gathered to Illustrate the Achievements of American Artists and Craftsmen of the Period 1720-1820. Hardcover, by Edward J. Hipkiss, published by the Harvard University Press, second edition, 1950. Like new condition, previous owner's name (Bartlett Harwood, Jr., a 1944 graduate of Harvard College) written on front free endpaper. Gilt stamping ... Click for details

Richards Antiques  
  $275 SOLD

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A "like new" copy of this handsome book, signed on title page by Brock Jobe, who organized the 1993 exhibit on which it is based and who edited the book. This is THE book on the subject. Full title is "Portsmouth Furniture: Masterworks from the New Hampshire Seacoast." Paperback edition.

Simply Silver  
10805   $10.00

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This Pepsi Road Runner glass is 6 1/4" tall, 3 1/8" in diameter, and holds 16 oz. "Road Runner" is in black letters at the bottom of the glass. The glass is in VGC with no chips or cracks. The graphics are in excellent condition and the colors are bright and sharp. We will bundle orders.

Upper Pucker Antiques and Oddtiques  
  $1200.00

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Wonderful bench that dates around 1860. It is very sturdy. One side arm has started to split but is not a huge problem.Also one of the back rungs has been replaced. It measures 10 feet 1 inch long, Width-1 foot 6 inches, Height- 2 feet 7 inches, Seat depth is 14 inches and sits 18 inches from wall. Would look great on your porch or in your front entreway. This is a pick up item only.

Everyday Things  
M-9814   $179.00

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Vintage child size caned rocker with ladder back. There is one area of damage of the caning, which can be seen in the photo. The chair is in a tight sturdy condition. The underside of the seat is in an undamaged condition. There are some some small drops of paint on the wooden areas. I will provide complete condition photos by email. I need your zip code to calculate the postage.

Sherrys Antiques* Collectibles* Frivolous Necessities  
safn-1000   $350.00 set of 4

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Wonderful set of four antique carved chairs in wonderful condition. Covered with a nice woven tapestry chintz fabric with soft pinks, greens,cream, and a touch of blue. Sturdy, clean, not scratched or dinged up or repaired. All are in the excellent condition as you see in this photo. I even have a wonderful 54" square oak table that is available for purchase also if interested (just ask). These are local pickup only. Sorry I can't ship these.

Kenora`s Li`l Antique Shoppe  
21212   $1095.00

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Set of 4 nesting tables probably made in the 1950s in Hong Kong. Maker label for George Zee and Co. present and shown in photos. Gold designs on top, intricately carved figures on the sides. Awesome!

Aunt Jennie's Attic  
eng-95   $20.00

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Here is a 1950's wood and metal school desk at a bargain price of just $20! It is expensive to ship, very heavy, so I would suggest picking up at Aunt Jennie's in Mount Ayr, IA. This desk is in good used condition and would make a good place for students to do homework. I have also seen them used outdoors with the lid up and flowers planted inside. They were used to drive teachers crazy by pushing the top up as far as it would go and then letting the lid slam down at the back. Of course, it ... Click for details

Richards Antiques  
  $4,800 SOLD

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This chest exhibits several features that put it into a special category: wonderful warm color; string inlay with concave corners on the top as well as on the graduated drawers; a fan on the skirt, and inlay on the top edge and base. Brasses are replaced. Made in Connecticut around 1790. Dimensions: width, case, 37 1/2 inches, top, 39 inches; height, 36 1/4 inches; depth, 22 1/4 inches.

Richards Antiques  
  $36,000

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This is a handsome Regency period (circa 1820) breakfront bookcase of wonderful scale in warm, light colored, figured mahogany. The panels on the doors in the lower section are nicely matched, coming from adjoining flitches of the wood. The doors on the top section have lancet glazing bars on the upper part. The lower section has paneled doors and stands on a plinth. It is fitted with its original adjustable shelves throughout. Width, 80 inches; height, 87 inches; depth, 15 inches. These are rel... Click for details