October 16, 2004 Main Gallery Sale

A FEDERAL CHERRYWOOD CANDLESTAND; New England, the square top above a turned standard and spider legs 28 1/2"h x 42"w x 21"d

A PINE BLANKET CHEST; American, fitted with a till on ball feet, Retains traces of red wash 28"h x 42"w x 21"d

A RED-PAINTED PINE ONE-DRAWER BLANKET CHEST; New England, with two false drawers above a bracket base (as found condition) 38"h x 44"w x 2...

A PAIR OF CAST BRASS CANDLESTICKS; English, with cylindrical sockets, tapering shafts, and circular foot, Together with a copper kettle (worn) (3 piec

TWO SPLINT WOVEN BASKETS; Together with a small domed pine box (3 pieces) (worn)

A PROVINCAL OAK BARREL CARRIER; With turned handles 43"l x 12"w

TWO WATERCOLORS OF DAPPER GENTLEMEN; Probably American, each in bird's eye maple frames 9 3/4"h x 6"w

TWO EARLY HANDMADE COVERLETS; One with interlocking circles, the other with star-bursts (some wear) 7'l x 6'8"w

AN OIL ON BOARD OF AN AMERICAN SCHOOL WOMAN IN WOODEN LANDSCAPE; 19"h x 14"w

A CHIPPENDALE STYLE ELABORATELY-CARVED BONNET-TOP HIGH CHEST OF DRAWERS; in the Philadelphia tradition, with a pierced cartouche, shell drawers, claw-