Antique Bootjack

An early Victorian mahogany bootjack, circa 1850. With baluster turned uprights, in country house

along with the gracefully carved bootjack ends and shaped front foot cut from the full depth of the end

. High half-moon bootjack ends. Original snipe hinges. New England origin, circa 1790.

surface, high bootjack base, in a very rare small size, with good proportions. Early fabric hinges are

from the crest through the bootjack ends. The paint is early, probably at least partially original

butterfly-shaped, bootjack feet, which have a slight splay, and a wide skirt on both sides that terminates

Bootjack pine bench in old paint.

Primitive farm bench with bootjack feet, simple form

19th century pine stool with bootjack legs and old grey paint.

19th century pine bench in early brown paint. With three drawers and bootjack legs.

Rare 17th Century English six plank coffer, the chamfered edge top over bootjack sides of unusual

bootjack ends with attached shaped and moulded apron. 40 ¼ inches wide by 19 ¼ inches deep by 41 inches

Unusual six plank pitch pine coffer with shaped bootjack ends, the top with eight letter sized

A rare and charming large-scale figural match strike with a well-cast dog eyeing the bootjack

GREAT ORIGINAL ALIGATORED SURFACE. WONDERFUL BOOTJACK FEET WITH GREAT CUT OUTS.THE LIFT TOP INSET DOOR

bootjack ends and fitted with an interior till. Paint and stenciled decoration of a later date (probably

bootjack feet, the front of panelled construction having geometric carved panels and rails, the stiles with

, including heart cut outs on both sides of the bootjack cut legs along with a hand-turned stretcher running

sweetheart cutouts on the bootjack feet. The size is a bit wider than usual and a bit taller and makes for a

, bootjack ends and with a sweeping scallop extending from tall, applied feet. The top has an ogee-molded

half-moon, bootjack feet. There are two shelves, each of which is wedged firmly in place by triangular

DECORATION, 1830-50: Plank-sided bucket bench, on half-moon, bootjack feet, in mustard paint with salmon

scalloped skirt and swag bootjack feet. This particular style, with a single door having one-over-two panel

century (1845-65), with lyre or bootjack-style back slats and angel wing crest rails. The background is

end in reverse-sweetheart style, bootjack feet. This is a very early example, made circa 1780-1810

his lips, evidently returning home drunk from a party, while his queen holds a bootjack with an

Pine bench with original brown paint. Bootjack ends and square nail construction.

An antique English Victorian period iron bug bootjack from the 19th century with large antennae

kettle on bootjack motif stand with burner 17" H x 9" W x 7" D. Coffee pot 10" H x 10" W x 5 D. Tea pot

canted position. These terminate in reverse sweetheart, bootjack feet. Carriage bolts were employed at

: Collected in New England. Comments: The upright bootjacks are strongly suggestive of subtle male and

Rare cast iron devil bootjack. American, circa 1920

Wrought iron bootjack (to help remove one's boots) in the shape of a lyre, original red and dark

SPLASHY PAINTED BOOTJACK END BENCH Early, well developed bench, with beautiful

pair pine country style shelves - red wash - bootjack feet - scalloped trim - three shelves and top

Circa 1900 wood wideboard bench with mortise and tenon construction, keyhole bootjack cutout legs

nice high "V" cutout on the bootjack sides. 18th century, New England origin.

, or bootjack, feet.

around lid leather hinges bootjack legs interior compartments found in the

/> no front overhang of lid base trimmed with early molding resting on bootjack legs

bin is constructed with hand-forged nails, snipe hinges, high bootjack ends with half-moon cutouts

bootjack ends and three compartments inside. It dates from circa 1820, and was found in Kingston, NY, in

bootjack feet in the rear. Provenance: Lillian Blankley Cogan, Farmington, CT

A wonderful American faux painted blanket chest with bootjack ends and all original including

ours. The craftsmanship is superb; even the bootjacks behind the rare feet are mortised into the side

craftsmanship is superb; even the bootjacks behind the rear feet are mortised into the side of the bracket leg

board sides; and, the rear bootjacks are extensions of the backboards…all of which makes this a most

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A beautiful antique eight-panel English coffer or trunk, dating to the William III period in the early 1700s. The piece has recessed panels with molded edges around them. The piece i...

Antique Tudor/Elizabethan oak six plank boarded coffer/sword chest, circa 1540. The coffer from the period of King Henry VIII having a hinged lid enclosing a storage area lined with...

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