Generational Fabulous Kentucky Period Antiques, Jackson Press, Kentucky Cherry Sugar Chest

by appointment | 2 day sale | sale is over
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This sale in Danville, KY 40422 is a "By Appointment" sale. Please see sale info below for details.
Dates
Sat
Jun 2
9am to 5pm
2018
Sun
Jun 3
11am to 4pm
2018

Terms & Conditions

All sales cash or credit card; credit cards will incur a convenience fee of 3 percent added on to the purchase plus Kentucky sales tax of 6 percent unless buyer presents a valid Kentucky Resale Certificate and Dealer number. No personal or business checks; no exceptions.

No refunds, no returns, no exceptions. All sales are final and pieces are sold as is/where is/no warranty implied or other.

Please bring your own packing material and boxes and furniture pads.

Not responsible for accidents, slips or falls; buyers enter, exit and load pieces at their own risk and relinquish any personal liability against the seller and estate. All pieces are to be moved upon point of sale. Pieces left for longer than 7 days will be considered abandoned and revert back to the estate.
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Privately Listed Sale

Description & Details

Absolutely fabulous estate sale will be on site, at the estate, indoors, on Saturday, June 2, and Sunday, June 3, 2018, in downtown Danville, Kentucky.  Fine, period, generational antiques with provenance will be offered for sale.  Danville is Kentucky's second oldest town and located in the heart of the Bluegrass.

Please call 859-583-3183 to arrange an appointment to view and purchase.  This is an appointment only sale, this means that you must call to attend.  If you have questions, feel free to call; if I do not answer, please leave a voice mail so that I can get back with you.

All sales are cash or credit card; a 3 percent convenience fee plus sales tax will be added to all credit card purchases; cash purchases will also incur state sales tax.  Those who are tax exempt, please bring a valid Kentucky Resale Certificate.

This is a generational estate sale; pieces have provenance upon request.  There are many fine, early, period Kentucky antiques in 11 rooms, that you are welcome to walk through at your leisure and purchase on request.

  • Kentucky cherry sugar chest with drawer and divider, circa 1820
  • Kentucky cherry Jackson Press, with columns, dovetailed drawer, turned feet, circa 1830
  • Many pieces of Flow Blue, approximately 300
  • Many pieces of early Art glass
  • Fine English equestrian and fox hunt oils on canvas
  • Early English knife boxes with inlay
  • Walnut field plantation desk with drawer
  • Tall case clocks, circa 1820 to 1850
  • Outstanding two piece tiger maple Kentucky Jackson Press with original locks and keys, circa 1830
  • Many side stands and tables circa 1820-40
  • Many tilt top tea tables, Federal period
  • Mammy's bench with cradle, Shaker, circa 1820
  • Slave bench, Lincoln County, circa 1830
  • Cast iron Jockey on base, from Calumet Farm
  • 3 pie safes, walnut, poplar, and cherry, circa 1840-1870
  • 3 sets of banquet end tables, circa 1820-40
  • Antique silhouettes, circa 1800-1840
  • Cherry chest of drawers, curly cherry, small turned feet, circa 1830
  • Cherry and tiger maple chest of drawers
  • Kentucky sugar press, circa 1830-40
  • Corner chair, circa 1780
  • Federal cherry cabinet with egg and dart cornice
  • Tall empire chest
  • Gold pier mirror and base
  • Cherry and tiger maple step back cup board
  • Cherry and tiger maple Tennessee Press with glass knobs and cellarette drawers
  • Kentucky bourbon cellarette with dividers, circa 1790
  • Staffordshire
  • Federal cherry corner cabinet
  • Martha Washington Sewing Stand with inlay
  • Shaker 3 tiered sewing box
  • Tea caddy with inlay
  • Kentucky Shaker sugar table with sugar cutter
  • Kentucky cherry butler's desk, circa 1820
  • Kentucky cherry drop front desk with dovetailed top, circa 1840
  • 2 round dough wooden dough bowls
  • Early Kentucky oil portraits on canvas and wooden board
  • Very rare J. B. Germain French Art Nouveau sculptures, Pax and Gloria
  • Coin spot miniature oil lamps, pair, never used, simply beautiful
  • Jadeite
  • Polychrome dinner plates from the 1700s
  • Sewing table with divided interior and lift top, circa 1840
  • Wicker baby buggy on wooden and iron wheels with horse hair padding (needs recovered)
  • Cast Iron gate, ornate, measuring 34" width
  • Cast iron lightning rods

Weather update for Danville on Saturday:  82 degrees, partly cloudy

Things to do:  Great American Brass Band Festival at Centre College---Free to the public all day Saturday and Saturday evening; bring your own lawn chair or blanket and picnic basket

Our favorite places to eat in Danville:   Tut's Egyptian on Main, House of Cheung on Maple Avenue, Burke's Bakery on Main, Harvey's on Fourth

Circa 1820 cherry sugar chest, Shaker piece, excellent condition for its age and usageEarly period Kentucky Mammy's Bench, circa 1820, with cradle.Kentucky cherry sugar chest, with divided interior, dovetailed drawer, circa 1820-30. Phenomenal piece.Kentucky cherry Jackson Press, inlay around the estucheon, bun feet, excellent condition, dovetailed top and drawers, interior is full of FLOW BLUE. Circa 1830.Kentucky Bourbon Cellarette, circa 1790, elegant turned feet, divided interior for bottles, lock present. Burled walnut. Pair of Staffordshire cats and Staffordshire King Charles SpanielsRare Kentucky Plantation Sugar Press, the sugar cutter is in the bottom, circa 1840Kentucky Shaker Sugar Table with mounted cutter; circa 1830, cherry and secondary poplar; top lifts off. Very rare Pleasant Hill Shaker pieceEarly period dressing table, cherry, circa 1820-30Sheraton period Jackson Press, wavy glass, columned front. Stunning pieceStunning Kentucky Tiger Maple Jackson Press, original locks and keys. Circa 1820. Dovetailed drawers, dovetailed top, adjustable shelves in the top portion; fixed shelve in the lower portionImage of interior, lock, hingesShaker cherry blind door Jelly Cupboard, circa 1840Civil War period silk hand embroidered Eagle and American shieldWindsor chair desk, similar to the one at Jefferson's Monticello, early 19th century; pie safe and plantation field desk in the backgroundSheraton period Kentucky cherry sugar chest with drawer; companion piece to Jackson Press18th century rosewood and tiger maple tea caddyCirca 1820 Kentucky sugar table with deep divided drawer. Tennessee Press, cherry and tiger maple; has cellarette and coin silver drawers; circa 1840Federal china cabinet with wavy glass; 13 panes on each side symbolizing the original colonies. Pier mirror and base on right; Federal china press on the leftTiger maple sugar box; Staffordshire hunting dog; rare Art Nouveau piece on the rightExquisite and rare Art Nouveau period lamps, signed by French artist; there is only one of each ever created by the artist18th century dovetailed tea chest, rare Shaker 3 tiered sewing stand with ivory; 18th century druggists mortar; Staffordshire Uncle Toms from 1840.English oil on canvas by Jack Greene; lustres, Staffordshire dogs, Dresden vases.Miniature sugar chest with divided interior, dovetailed case and drawer; George III knife boxes, circa 1780Cherry and tiger maple step back cupboard; Flow Blue, silk bell pullCalumet Farm hitching post with jockey; Hepplewhite side stand, early Federal corner chair with inlayBlind door cherry Kentucky Jackson Press, circa 1830, elegant and beautiful pieceFlow Blue, circa 1760-1810Miniature sugar chest with inlay, divider, dovetailed drawerWalnut pie safe, circa 1870, 12 tinsChromolithograph oil on canvas of President Andrew JacksonCirca 1770 corner chair with Shaker sugar chestFine English oil on canvas of fox hunt and equestrianWalnut plantation field desk; drawer dovetailed; lift top; circa 1840Circa 1850 English oil on canvas; no repairs to canvasFederal tilt top tea table with inlaySideboard with Flow BluePoplar nine tin pie safeCivil War Union coats with buttons; early travel coach trunkEarly marble top entry table attributed to Henry Clay estateMartha and George Washington, signed by artist, from 1830sVery rare art glass lamps from Art Nouveau period; original cordsTall case clock with inlayCollection of Art Glass from Loetz to Fenton to TiffanyWilliam Henry Harrison on silkWall clock, elegant and statelyFine English oil on canvas of horse and trainerArt Glass from 1800sMartha Washington sewing stand with inlay; Shaker basket, on right, meal bin from the 1800sSale Picture

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