A dramatically red painted "squiggle" chest. Each drawer has a unique brush pattern in a primitive symmetrical composition. The chest of drawers has a molding over a two-over-three drawer arrangement flanked my chamfering on each side of the case. The chest rests on slightly tapered french bracket feet.
Painted Items
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This is a rare and impressive 18th century Hudson River Valley oval hutch table. The three-board top is scrubbed with remnants of old red paint and is secured with a dowel to the red-painted rectangular base. The base has a lid and raised panels on a scalloped trestle base terminating in stepped shoe feet. The surface and architectural elements are as good as it gets.
Diminutive in size, this one-piece corner cupboard has many desirable architectural elements including vold applied cornice with carved diamond and matchstick type decoration, sunken panel doors and bracket feet.
Clock with broken-scroll pediment, three urn finials, enameled dial, fluted quarter-columns at the waist and base that has a wonderfully applied molding surrounding raised flower petals in the center and ogee bracket feet.
Cupboard with bold cornice, raised panel door, rattail hinges and scalloped base.
