Colonial Philadelphia

Highboy walnut Queen Ann carved shell Philadelphia, circa 1740. Flat top with fine moldings on a

18th century Philadelphia ladder back armchair turned stretcher, 1760.

Philadelphia Chippendale carved mahogany easy chair, 1760-1780, having a canted back with slightly

Lancaster County, Pennsylvania walnut schrank, circa 1770, the molded cornice above two doors, each with six raised panels and rattail hinges flanked by linen fold pilasters and rais...

A very handsome antique American chest on frame with three (small) over four (large) drawer upper case with good figuring to the drawer fronts rests on a nicely contoured cabriolet l...

Gateleg table walnut William an Mary ring an vase turning Philadelphia, 1720 Conservation to top

William & Mary ring and vase turned stretcher base dressing table Philadelphia, circa 1740.

Philadelphia, the colonial capital of the Revolution, it was an opportunity for the United States to show

Philadelphia, the colonial capital of the Revolution, it was an opportunity for the United States to show

Wing chair Queen Ann Philadelphia open serpentine open arm pad feet, circa 1740.

Philadelphia, the colonial capital of the Revolution, it was an opportunity for the United States to show

with the a statement that it is a copy of a sugar urn made by the famed American Colonial silversmith

Pair of Philadelphia brass flanking urn finial andirons with swags, centered fluted columns, and

A Colonial style Philadelphia Windsor style chair features oak pegged construction with fan back

American mahogany four poster tester bed with carved acanthus and tassel motif. Philadelphia, Late

Circa 1950 sterling silver porringer by WEB of Philadelphia. 18th century form. 2.10 troy oz. 5.5

, Philadelphia, PA Colonial Penn Insurance Company of Philadelphia Bell Savings Bank, Philadelphia, PA

Franklin and first appeared in public on fractional American colonial currency, printed in Philadelphia by

Franklin and first appeared in public on fractional American Colonial currency, printed in Philadelphia by

back of the handle. The mark has been attributed to William Bartram, Philadelphia, 1760-1771. The

This beautiful antique bible came from Philadelphia, a colonial America treasure. Dated 1876, the

, Philadelphia, PA Colonial Penn Insurance Company of Philadelphia Bell Savings Bank, Philadelphia, PA

American Colonial Period Baroque/Queen Anne Style balloon seat armchair has now been attributed to the

Custom Philadelphia Style Low-Back Windsor Settee Features Hard Made Construction, Ash or Chestnut

Signed Sam Laity II Hand Made Double Bow Back Philadelphia Style Windsor Settee Bench Hand Made