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We'll update again on Monday, September 8th at 8PM ! There will be a couple of pages of fresh items, including a chimney cupboard with a raised panel door, a large 18th century hourglass, several portraits, an iron broiler with grisset, a fabulous Queen Anne desk in original, worn, brown paint, an early settle chair, lots of lighting and three hanging cupboards. We'll also have several pages of items that are on sale at greatly reduced prices. Have a look and find yourself a treasure!

Early 18th century New England ladderback armchair with sausage turned arms and mushroom handholds. Ash with maple slats and an old splint seat. Dry, oxidized, unpainted surface with good color and raised grain. 43" tall, 16.5" seat height.
18th century pine and oak fireside settle bench in dry, unpainted attic surface. 72" wide x 13" deep x 60" tall.	Handwrought iron plate and spouted cup. Plate is 11.5" diameter, cup is 3.75" tall.	Pair of early 20th century Pilgrim-style slatback armchairs made of maple. These chairs, in form and in size, match example #493, page 81 in Wallace Nutting's "Supreme Edition, General Catalog" originally published in 1930. Brown painted surface. 47" tall. Chair on the right is SOLD.
Wood and iron rush/splint lighting standard. Handwrought spring operated rush holder incorporating two opposing splint holders all terminating in nicely executed rattails. Mounted atop an oak X-base with a pine upright. Old, dry, natural surface. An unusual form! Overall height is 52.25".	18th pine fireside settle in original, crusty reddish brown paint. Underseat storage is accessed behind two doors in front panel below seat. Very rare, narrow size, sturdy and sittable. A truly ancient looking piece! 42" wide x 15" deep x 69.5" tall.	17th century Dutch or Portuguese pricket candle stick made of brass. 5.5" tall.
		18th century handwrought iron rushlight with candle socket. Jaws have ram's horn detail. Pictured in "Colonial Wrought Iron, The Sorber Collection", page 89, figure 2-13. 7.75" tall.
19th century pewter ladle with touch marks. 12.75" long.	19th century pewter inkwell. 3 3/8" diameter, 2.5" tall.	18th century, large trencher in the best attic surface. Great tool marks throughout. Old, wrought nail repair. 35.5" long x 19.25" deep x 7.75" tall.

Early 18th century New England ladderback armchair with sausage turned arms and mushroom handholds. Ash with maple slats and an old splint seat. Dry, oxidized, unpainted surface with good color and raised grain. 43" tall, 16.5" seat height.

18th century pine and oak fireside settle bench in dry, unpainted attic surface. 72" wide x 13" deep x 60" tall.

Handwrought iron plate and spouted cup. Plate is 11.5" diameter, cup is 3.75" tall.

Pair of early 20th century Pilgrim-style slatback armchairs made of maple. These chairs, in form and in size, match example #493, page 81 in Wallace Nutting's "Supreme Edition, General Catalog" originally published in 1930. Brown painted surface. 47" tall. Chair on the right is SOLD.

Wood and iron rush/splint lighting standard. Handwrought spring operated rush holder incorporating two opposing splint holders all terminating in nicely executed rattails. Mounted atop an oak X-base with a pine upright. Old, dry, natural surface. An unusual form! Overall height is 52.25".

18th pine fireside settle in original, crusty reddish brown paint. Underseat storage is accessed behind two doors in front panel below seat. Very rare, narrow size, sturdy and sittable. A truly ancient looking piece! 42" wide x 15" deep x 69.5" tall.

17th century Dutch or Portuguese pricket candle stick made of brass. 5.5" tall.

18th century handwrought iron rushlight with candle socket. Jaws have ram's horn detail. Pictured in "Colonial Wrought Iron, The Sorber Collection", page 89, figure 2-13. 7.75" tall.

19th century pewter ladle with touch marks. 12.75" long.

19th century pewter inkwell. 3 3/8" diameter, 2.5" tall.

18th century, large trencher in the best attic surface. Great tool marks throughout. Old, wrought nail repair. 35.5" long x 19.25" deep x 7.75" tall.