American antiques and antique furniture, silver, glass, paintings, American folk art Nathan Liverant and Son Antiques has been actively dealing in 18th and 19th Century American furniture, paintings, silver, glass and related accessories since 1920
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William and Mary gum wood two drawer lift top blanket chest featuring boldly turned ball feet. New York, 1720 - 1745. In fine condition, retaining the original cast brass tear drop hardware and original turned ball feet.
Federal figured maple and birdseye maple veneer one drawer stand featuring a rare Battersea enamel pull with image of a mounted cavalry officer. New England, probably Coastal massachusetts, 1785-1810.
An important Federal mahogany and figured birch card table featuring fine geometric inlaid design on the frame. Portsmouth, New Hampshire, 1795 - 1810. In excellent condition with original construction throughout and showing fine color and patina to the surface. This fine Federal card table is closely related to a pair of card tables in the collection of Historic New England at the Rundlet-May House in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Featuring unusual dovetail frame construction, with nearly identical verneers and inlay, the Rundlet-May tables were purchased in 1808 by the successful Portsmouth merchant James Rundlet. THIS ITEM HAS BEEN SOLD.
Chippendale maple tall chest. Eastern Connecticut or Rhode Island, 1780-1800. Fine condition with original brasses and old surface. THIS ITEM HAS BEEN SOLD.
Roger Dennis (1902-1996) Portrait of a Clock Repair Man in His Workshop. Oil on canvas. In fine original condition with no restoration or repairs.
William and Mary bannister back sided chair with heart pierced crest and Spanish feet. Old Saybrook area, Connecticut 1745-1770. In excellent conditin with fine red 19th century painted surface over original red.
Queen Anne candlestand featuring an octagonal tilt top. Massachusetts, 1760-1785.
Portrait of a Fireman, American, 1820 - 1840. Oil on Canvas. In fine condition with no major restoration or repairs. Retaining the original frame and inscribed on the fire helmet “Eagle,” possibly for the Eagle Fire Company. The portrait is inscribed on the reverse in two places, “Eggleston” in chalk on the frame and “McCormack” in pencil on the stretcher. The portrait is similar to the work of John Paradise (1783-1833) of New York City. His son, John Wesley Paradise was also an artist.
Classical figured maple and cherry fall front desk featuring carved lion feet and an elaborate fitted interior with 15 hidden drawers. New York State, 1805 - 1825. In excellent condition with original construction throughout, including the original ivory pulls on the interior and original turned cherry knobs on the case. The cast brass hardware supporting the fall front lid may be a later 19th century addition.
A fine Federal Eastern White Pine carved architectural eagle in excellent “as found” condition. American, possibly New England, 1790 - 1815. In excellent undisturbed condition with a highly crazed craqueler surface.
Queen Anne walnut corner chair with bell shaped slip leather seat and unusual turned elements. Early red was color and surface. Norwich, Connecticut, 1750-1770. Repair to pad foot.
Chippendale cherry chest of drawers featuring ogee feet with finely crafted scrolled returns. New London County, Connecticut, 1770 - 1790. In fine condition with original construction throughout. THIS ITEM HAS BEEN SOLD.

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