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18th century diminutive and richly carved Spoon Board. A fine and rare piece. From the James O. Keene Collection.
Rare painted oval top tavern table, ca. 1680 - 1710, New England, probably Massachusetts.
An exceptional, perfectly proportioned tavern table.
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Jasper Miles (1782-1849), formerly known as Mr. Boyd, worked primarily in Pennsylvania and New York State. He is known for his very fine portraits on wood panel. This is a portrait of an attractive young woman in profile against a medium toned solid grey background.
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18th century make-do lighting. The iron candle holder was likely part of an early spike lighting device that had broken off the spike. In the period, and in true make-do spirit, the broken piece was inserted into a turned bell-shaped base. The base retains an old brown painted surface, over the original red.
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Carved oak document or valuables box ca. 1650. Well-developed carvings of fleur-de-lis and rosettes on all four sides of the box. The box is constructed with very tiny wrought nails. The lock plate and hinges are secured with iron rose head rivets.
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A beatifully rendered early 19th century pastel portrait of an attractive and confident young lady. She is elegantly attired in a dress adorned with lace and a jeweled hair clip.
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