Small Folk Art Corner Cupboard American, circa 1915

This Circa 1915 Roycroft Hand Hammered Vase Is signed on bottom ORB. It is the Rare Pattern " American Beauty ". In it's original brown patina with minor age appropriate wear. It doe...

A haunting and unusual American carved marble building marker, probable New England origin circa 1813. The names inscribed are H. Missemer & S. Missemer. It...

An Elegant set of 10 Antique Royal Doulton service plates, by the well listed Doulton artist, Robert Albert. The scalloped edge plates with gilt edge with central hand painted floral...

A classic American Queen Anne walnut lowboy with brass hardware. The shapely apron with three upper drawers with two smaller drawers below. Th...

Great original blue paint featuring a molded cornice with dentil frieze above two cockbeaded glazed doors. Opens to shaped shelves and separated by mid-molding above two beaded hinged doors and flanked by reeded panels and canted corners. Early glass...

Lovely corner cupboard from the Georgian period in oak circa 1800 small unusual model composed of a door with shelves inside. Very nice molding work on the door Superb patina and in ...

American Mahogany elegant corner cupboard with a centered urn scrolled inlaid pediment, original upper flanking glass hinged doors, fitted interior butterfly shelving, single centere...

A VERY FINE AMERICAN GRAIN-PAINTED ONE-PIECE CORNER CUPBOARD New England, circa 1805 Item # 305PXF05C An incredibly fine one-piece corner cupboard formerly acquired at Sotheby's in 2013 for $ 15,000. The original and beautifully worn surface is incredibly lively with a rich texture in the symmetrical brush strokes with the natural rubbing through the paint from over two-hundred years of gentle handling. It is crafted in one piece from pine primary woods and poplar secondary woods and features a nine-light glazed upper door with beautifully molded astragals that opens with a replaced brass knob to reveal an interior divided with two fixed shelves. The lower portion of the cabinet is missing its knob and opens to reveal the single shelf that evenly divides out the space. And most attractive is the size, which is delightfully diminutive and allows it to be a part of any space without overwhelming the interior. An untouched treasure. Provenance: * Alan McDonough, Dover, Massachusetts * Sotheby's, New York, Important Americana...