Attractive American pewter cupboard with scalloping and original H-hinges. Call us for dimensions.

Rare high stand with figured walnut top, county PA origin.

With old brown stain, curly maple stand in all original state. 26" high.

Having scrubbed pine top with breadboard ends, splay legs and original old red stain. Note top altered.

Rare small-scale tea table, approx. 28" diameter, attributed to Daniel Burnett. The best carved base. Note: cleats were trimmed back with shrinkage to the top--they extended over the plane of the top. Top is approx. 28" one way and 28 5/8" against the grain of the single board pie crust top. IN the opinion of my cabinetmakers, the top and base are original to one another. However, contrary opinion exists...

Essex County, Massachusetts serpentine tea table in a good original state, having birch block and cleats, well formed snake feet. Approx. 28" high, 39" wide.

American Chippendale Maple Lift Top Tall Blanket Chest (with mahogany stain). Two false top drawers and three functioning bottom drawers. Original brass pulls and pins. Bracket feet. Probably Pennsylvania. Circa 1790.Size: 43" H x 39" W x 20" D.

American Mahogany Period Hepplewhite Chest With Cupboard Top. The cupboard having pillar and scroll top with finial and twin pinwheels beneath which are double doors concealing four shelves and two small drawers at base. The bottom chest having fine satinwood inlay. The cupboard top and base are both period, but the cupboard top has been "married" to the base. Circa 1790. Possibly Virginia.

American Sheraton Cherry Table. Having notched drop leaves and tapered turned legs terminating in brass caps and casters. Circa 1810. Size: 38.75" D x 22"W(center section - each leaf 11" wide) x 28" H.

30" high. Having alterations including replaced backboards and crown molding.

Having replaced bracket base.

Antique American Mahogany Tilt-top Table, the single board round top supported on a pillar of tapering shaft, urn and rings; the legs with plain knees ending in simple pad feet; the lower edges of the pillar and knees attractively scalloped; the overall form typical of Massachusetts.
Circa 1760-80

In the 18th Century, both here and in England, the centers of your public rooms were left empty when not in use (except for your "Turkey Rug")...

American Four Drawer Chippendale Cherry Chest. With lift-up top having original cock pins, large bracket feet, and single board top and sides.

American Cherry Bureau/Slant Front Desk. Having fitted interior with series of small drawers and secret compartments. Four graduated lower drawers and ogee bracket feet. Original brasses. Hand dovetailing and plank drawer bottoms with beveled edges and original plank back. New England. Circa 1780. Size: 43" L x 41" H x 20" D.

Early American country pine tavern table New England c1800. Measures 47 inches wide, 32 inches deep and 28.5 inches high. The top boards are held together with original long dovetailed slides. Made from pine and maple with wooden pin construction. This piece is on display in our gallery at Clock Tower Antiques Center and can be seen in-person by visiting 824 E Main Street Branford, CT 06405. For hours of operation visit: www.ClockTowerAntiquesCenter.com Shipping extra...