Important 18 th C. Queen Anne lowboy , 28 ” wide, shaped top, perfect proportions, inlaid drawer fronts, circa 1760, from the Appleton Seaverns estate; Chippendale mahogany 4-drawer serpentine front chest, 36.5 ” wide, 31 ” tall, O.G. feet with old brass in original “ as found ” condition, Islesboro, Maine; two (2) New York Windsor armchairs signed “ T. Drake N.Y. ” in original condition with some old repair, finish is old green bubble paint; rare Pennsylvania dry sink with green paint panels, unusual construction and drawers and old finish; 18 th C. Queen Anne highboy with inlay, wonderful proportions, old brass, restoration to base, circa 1760; early 18 th C. stretcher base oak tavern table with sausage-turned legs; Queen Anne tea table with shaped top, circa 1780 original; Hepplewhite 4-drawer chest, 41 ” wide with inlaid top, also from Islesboro estate; wonderful birdseye maple 2-drawer stand with banded chestnut inlay on top; Maine old red paint round game table, 1840; Maine decorated card table with turned legs, yellow, green, gray smoked top, circa 1840, some restoration but extremely rare decoration; Pennsylvania blanket box with pinwheel carvings, 1830 painted on back; Hepplewhite Pembroke table with string inlay; Maine pine step-back cupboard, old refinish; crusty old one-drawer blanket chest with red paint; cherry Hepplewhite country card table; Pennsylvania Chippendale 4-drawer chest, quarter columns, split top drawer; 18 th C. French-carved linen press with old washed finish; English diminutive mahogany sideboard, 40 ” wide bow-front, from the Alice DuPont Buck estate; 18 th C. blanket chest with reeded drawer front; early sawbuck table with drawer; Connecticut early 18 th C. ladder-back armchair with sausage turnings (low); Chippendale mahogany server, 32 ” wide - 28 ” tall, circa 1790; Queen Anne Spanish foot countryside chair; set of six (6) country ladder-back chairs; four (4) early highly carved Continental hall chairs; hand painted French style bedroom suite with twin beds, tall chest, low chest, nightstand, and chair, all from the Alice DuPont Buck estate, with label on back; 18 th C. English slant-front desk with French feet, interior is figured mahogany with leather book columns; Sheraton one-drawer stand with delicatereeded legs; fan-back Windsor side chair; Chippendale slant-front desk, 41.5 ” wide, serpentine front, feet are low; Sheraton 4-drawer chest; decorated blanket chest; rare mahogany tuck table, circa 1850; centennial candle stand; outdoor furniture includes: Federal-style cast iron benches with matching chair; grape-back cast iron benches with matching chairs; 7-piece spring iron porch set; wonderful bamboo set from the DuPont-Buck estate; other furniture includes chairs, tables, and decorative pieces.