Primitive Three-Legged Chair Consoles and Sideboards A George II period walnut

A George II period walnut chest on stand of very fine quality

the reverse painted with the letters "LML

An unusually large Welsh dresser with four drawers above a shaped apron pierced with inverted heart shapes

A rare example of a Charles II dresser with thickly molded drawer fronts and diamond shapes applied to the fielded paneled doors

hinged letter holder in the form of a horse's head

Primitive Three-Legged Chair Consoles and Sideboards A George II period walnutA small chair (or stool or child's chair) of primitive form and construction. The elm plank seat is joined through with three stick legs. The back consists of an ash top rail joined through with two flat uprights and one central turned spindle. With later strap metal repair braces under the seat securing the back. Terrific figuring to the timber. Retaining an exceptional color and patina. Circa 18th Century Origin English Stock# 12017 Width 12. 5"