Rhode Island Furniture

A very fine and rare 18th Century Rhode Island Comb-back Windsor Armchair with a graceful and

top when opened. Rhode Island, ca. 1790-1810. With 1981 provenance from ISRAEL SACK, INC., included

Newport, Rhode Island maple flattop highboy with shell carved apron. Diminutive in size and

Rare form Rhode Island mahogany Chippendale merchant's desk, having a split hinged molded top

Painting Newport Rhode Island, Third beach . November sky. Blues and grays dominate with warm light

Rhode Island Chippendale mahogany side chair, late 18th century, the shaped crest ending in carved

A cherrywood slant-front secretary on ogee bracket feet, with a complex blocked and fan carved interior, multiple drawers and pigeon holes, and a ledger recess. Two upper case panel ...

Rhode Island origin and of a desirable small scale. The upholstery is quite new, although not original

shops in Rhode Island and Connecticut and was made in mahogany, cherry, and birch. Providence is known

unusual supports and one drawer. Would make a great kitchen island. The base has original dark blue paint.

. no.35), made for the Redwood Library and Atheneum in Rhode Island. This chair retains its old dark

, this speaks more to Rhode Island. The arms, ending in the earlier scrolled motif, appear a bit

is a Rhode Island made piece as all the secondary wood is chestnut and--from what we understand--it

With a pierced carved shield back and molded tapered front legs and saber back legs joined by stretchers.

A Charming and beautifully proportioned Antique Rhode Island Cherrywood Secretary.There are two

This classical mahogany fold over card or games table is a fine example of the form and makes a rich statement in any room. Designed to be closed against a wall and used as a consol ...

Original Rhode Island Queen Anne Highboy. Walnut with string inlay and herring bone inlay. Cabriole

Furniture Co, Boston brand appears on an interior drawer. Made in the Rhode Island taste, circa 1775, as

Mumm Champagne America's Cup Poster, Newport, Rhode Island, 1983. Graphic design with vibrant

AMERICAN FOLK PAINTING ON WOODEN PANEL OF RHODE ISLAND ENGINE NO. 21 AND ITS COAL TENDER FROM THE

, Newport furniture makers. Closely related examples are illustrated in American Antiques from the Israel

This attractive pocket map depicts the New England states of Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode

Antique 18th century Rhode Island chest in flamed maple on ball feet with original brasses, ca

legs terminating with pad feet. The brasses appear to be period, but not original. Newport, Rhode

Rhode Island at bottom. Edward Ruggles was a relatively obscure cartographer, having published only a

development since 2002, holds an MFA, Furniture Design, Rhode Island School of Design, a BFA, Studio Arts

Handcrafted in the late 17th-early 18th century in Rhode Island, this two-part highboy typifies the

A Federal era three drawer chest in mahogany with hairy paw feet and spun brass pulls. The lighter maple patches above and below the reeded side panels arem a recognized feature of c...

Great map of Connecticut and Rhode Island Original color. Published circa 1890 A couple of

Fabulous map of Rhode Island Original color Engraved and printed by the George F. Cram Company

Graphic double sided red, white and blue factory sign. Found in Rhode Island laundry factory

Antique map titled 'Johnson's Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island'. Original map of

Great map of Rhode Island Drawn and Engraved by W. & A.K. Johnston Published By A & C Black

Fabulous monochrome map with red outline color Original color By Rand, McNally & Co. Published, circa 1900 Unframed.  

, rather than cabriole form is characteristic of Rhode Island furniture. Santo Domingo mahogany supports

: The Federal Period (New York, 1966), pp. 94-95, no. 43; The Rhode Island Furniture Archive at the Yale

Maple octagon top Queen Anne tea table, shaped apron and splayed legs on Q.A. pad feet.Great form.

Fine and rare Newport, Rhode Island Queen Anne tea table, of the the finest quality mahogany with a

that are not often seen and clearly point to the Newport or Rhode Island location of manufacture.

A cherry wood slant-front secretary raised on ogee bracket feet, with a complex blocked fan or shell carved interior, multiple drawers & pigeon holes, and a ledger recess. The two u...

The height of New England Windsor chair design. Hoop and brace-backs with pipe stem turned spindles, fully developed
legs and delicate proportions. Saddle seats.

Rhode Island demi-lune end two part dining table, which without the drop leaves can be used as a

Over the years, this sideboard has developed a beautiful glow to its figured mahogany. This is quite evident in the large central drawer (see detail), which is flanked by end doors. ...

American Sheraton Work Table, Rhode Island, Has Three Drawers Over Tapered Reeded Legs, Top Drawer

A Rhode Island or Massachusetts walnut lowboy with domed concave blocked apron and with notched and

the Rhode Island form. Also, the dovetails are the typical strong Rhode Island type. The interior is

This is a small blanket chest, with old paint, as found in Rhode Island. The brasses are period to

large dressing bureau. The cabriole slipper feet are a Rhode Island/Newport trait and the structure

American Sheraton, Lounge, Easy Armchair, Rhode Island, Fluted Tapered Legs, Rollover seat & Tight

Portsmouth, Rhode Island in September 1777 and moved to Newport in 1803, his date of death is unknown but he

A pair of American Shild back side chairs, Rhode Island Ca.1800 with upholstered seat.

Amongst the excellent silk embroideries worked at the Balch School in Providence, Rhode Island is a

. Water and oil gilt on gesso on pine. Probably made in Rhode Island. Original glass and original back.