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FOR THE CONN SPRING SHOW

COLETTE DONOVAN, Merrimacport, Mass. - An early Nineteenth Century

swing-handle toaster, American, with whalebone handle.

COLETTE DONOVAN, Merrimacport, Mass. - "Bringing Pig to Market," relief

carving, Eighteenth Century, probably Flemish.

COLETTE DONOVAN, Merrimacport, Mass. - Hartford's early light!

JEFFREY TILLOU ANTIQUES, Litchfield, Conn. - A fine Chippendale candlestand

with great surface, New England, circa 1780-90.

JEFFREY TILLOU ANTIQUES, Litchfield, Conn. - A rare ladderback armchair with

carved arms and great old surface. It dates late Eighteenth Century and is

from the Mid-Atlantic states.

JEFFREY TILLOU ANTIQUES, Litchfield, Conn. - Carved pine eagle with traces of

the original gilt, New England, mid Nineteenth Century.

NORTH HILL ANTIQUES, Suffern, N.Y. - Creamer by Edward White, an Eighteenth

Century silversmith who worked on Long Island, in Hartford, and Ulster County,

N.Y. It is part of a large collection of American coin silver.

NORTH HILL ANTIQUES, Suffern, N.Y. - An assemblage of Eighteenth Century and

Nineteenth Century coin silver mugs.

NORTH HILL ANTIQUES, Suffern, N.Y. - Seafood-salad bowl retailed in Hartford

about 1880 by D.H. Buell & Co.; three-inch silver lobsters applied to both

ends of a ten-inch bowl.

MARIE PLUMMER-JOHN PHILBRICK, Yarmouth, Me. - Set of four polychrome delft

plates, brilliant blue, red, green, yellow and purple manganese, English,

Eighteenth Century.

MARIE PLUMMER-JOHN PHILBRICK, Yarmouth, Me. - Brass and porcelain taper

candlestick made in Holland from broken Chinese Export fragments and brass

mounts, circa 1700.

MARIE PLUMMER-JOHN PHILBRICK, Yarmouth, Me. - Banister back armchair with

vigorous turning throughout, rare Eighteenth Century form, from Little

Compton, R.I., circa 1760-80.

KEMBLE'S, Norwich, Ohio - Early Hudson River Valley trestle table, circa 1690.

KEMBLE'S, Norwich, Ohio - A bonnet-top corner cupboard from Pennsylvania in

cherrywood, circa 1810.

KEMBLE'S, Norwich, Ohio - A Connecticut Chippendale bonnet-top secretary in

cherrywood, circa 1780.

KEMBLE'S, Norwich, Ohio - This Connecticut Chippendale chest is in cherrywood

and dates circa 1800.

KEMBLE'S, Norwich, Ohio - A Chippendale ball and claw drop-leaf table in

mahogany, Massachusetts, circa 1770-80.

KEMBLE'S, Norwich, Ohio - From Colchester, Conn., a Chippendale desk in

cherrywood with step-down interior, circa 1770-80.

KEMBLE'S, Norwich, Ohio - Queen Anne lowboy from the Connecticut River Valley,

circa 1760.

KEMBLE'S, Norwich, Ohio - In cherrywood, a Queen Anne bonnet-top highboy by

Wm. Whatley, Mather, Mass., circa 1770-1790.

DOUGLAS JENKINS ANTIQUES, South Natick, Mass. - Hepplewhite period inlaid card

table in mahogany with a plumb pudding mahogany top and in old color. It is

from the North Shore, Boston, circa 1790.

DOUGLAS JENKINS ANTIQUES, South Natick, Mass. - This inlaid flared door

secretary bookcase is in mahogany and from the Hepplewhite period. It dates

circa 1790 and is from Boston.

DOUGLAS JENKINS ANTIQUES, South Natick, Mass. - In curly maple, a Chippendale

period slant-lid desk, circa 1760, of New England origin.