19th c. walnut storage box;71/2"H, 15"W, 81/2"D; bentwood grain measure, orange/red stain inside,9"Dia, 73/8"H; and an early 19th c. round pantry herb box, from an estate in Simsbury, CT, shown in 1986 "Country Living" magazine. 7'Dia, 3"H.

Five candle holders: brass pushup circle base candlestick, 8 3/4" h; two hogscrape sticks; and two chamber candlesticks, one in blue enamel.

Child's custom mahogany, Chippendale style high chair, pierced splat, inset rush seat, claw and ball feet. 251/2S.H, 39"H.

Early 19th c. Chinese Export lacquered octagonal-shaped occasional box, gilt decoration, brass side handles, brass escutcheon plate.

Early 19th c. birch, country Hepplewhite one-drawer stand, brass pull, square tapered legs, one-board top. 261/2"H, 24'W., 18'D.

18th c. maple and ash, four-slat, New England ladderback rocking chair, original splint seat, curled arms. 17"S.H, 41"H.

Hanging pottery, blue decorated, stoneware "salt" container with wooden lid, 6 1/2" h; and a stoneware butter crock with lid, blue decoration with flowers, 4 1/2" h.

Three 19th c. brass 4"H, 4"H, 41/2"H. and one tin candle chambersticks, pedestal bases.3"H.

Two cast iron apple peelers: one marked "Sinclair Scott Co., Baltimore", decorated with heart cutouts in wheel; 6"H. and the other marked "Turntable apple parer Man'fd by Lockey & Howland Pat Dec. 16 1856". 4"H.

Two 19th c. Sheraton night stands, mahogany, single drawers, similar turned legs.

Choppers and graters: wood handled food choppers with sharpened steel holders; two tin nutmeg graters, one with lidded holder for nutmegs; and a tin skimmer.4"L. to 6"L.

19th c. European style, walnut carved occasional table, finely carved top with deep carved profile helmeted men on four corners, simulated carved gadrooned molded edge, harp shaped trestle base, forged iron supports, all on four carved claw and ball feet. 29"H, 331/2W, 201/2"D.

Early 19th c. copper chocolate pot, lidded with tall applied feet, turned wood side handle, 10" h, 13" w.

18th c. dovetailed hanging wall box, pine, red painted finish, finely carved back, imperfections, 9" h, 9 1/2" w; and a 19th c. pine two-section carrier, traces of original red finish, carved handle, 11" w.

19th c. hanging wall cupboard in an early blue painted finish, said to have come from a railroad station, interior slots for envelopes and letters, 18" h, 31" w, 13" d.

19th c. three-tier spool holder, green velvet pincushion, wood knob top with metal pins to hold spools, possibly Shaker; 6"H. and a red suede sewing case, red silk ribbon tie, (ex. WHA Shaker Auction 10/98). 1"H,4"W, 13/4"D.

19th c. Currier and Ives hand-colored print of the "Yacht 'Puritan' of Boston", winner of two races for the America's Cup, 1885, full margin, water stain at bottom, brownish tone, 15" x 21" (22" x 28" with margins).

Three 19th c. plank seat side chairs: bowback Windsor,151/2"S.H., 351/2"H. and two spindle back Windsors.171/2"S.H, 321/2"H. & 17"S.H, 335/8"H.

18th c. hand wrought iron "Toe Kick" swivel handle fireplace toaster, for broiling fish, meat and bread, 22" h, (ex. Dr. Cornelius Weyandt collection). 23"H, 14"L.

Early 19th c. pine, cant sided, dovetailed cradle, traces of original red stain.19"H, 43"W, 191/2"D.

19th c. maple chopping bowl, original dark blue painted finish, 12 1/2" dia.

19th c. large maple mixing bowl, original red painted finish, (old repair to crack has been removed), 22" dia.

19th c. New England country pine cabinet, molded top, over two drawers, over two-door cupboard, cut-out base. 411/2"H, 50"W, 151/2"D.