Wooden chest with sketchily painted views of landscapes with houses and trees on lid and all four sides, in blue, brown, yellow, orange, and black.

Bow-back Windsor armchair with continously bowed crest rail and arms; fifteen turned spindles; saddle seat peaked at the front; raked, bamboo-turned legs reinforced by side and medial stretchers.

Mahogany Chippendale style side chair with double serpentine crest rail with carved fan; pierced interlaced splat; molded stiles end in carved ears; trapezoidal rush slip seat; straight, square legs and rectangular stretchers.

Walnut Queen Anne roundabout or corner chair; back has scrolled crest rail, serpentine arms with flat round ends, turned columnar stiles, and solid vase-shaped splats; quadrant, or semi-circular, seat (modern) with upholstered slip seat and deep rails; three cabriole front legs with slipper feet and one turned rear leg.

Pier table, the apron centering a gilt bronze mount, with another mount on either end, raised on four tapering, reeded columns with gilded Egyptian heads and feet, the back with a mirror, on a shaped base, with pull-out drawers on either end.

Rosewood Rococo Revival side chair; rounded open back with leaf-carved crest rail with lozenge-shaped hole in center, and shaped slat with carving similar to that of crest rail; seat with serpentine edge upholstered over the rail with gold-colored damask; front seat rail carved with leaf and scroll decoration; cabriole front legs with leaf-carved knees and scroll feet; slightly back swept rear legs.

Mahogany Chippendale dressing table; rectangular top overhanging on all four sides with thumbnail molding on front and sides and notched front corners; case contains one full-width top drawer above a tier of three smaller drawers, and has champfered and fluted front corners and a scalloped skirt with central drop with large intaglio shell below a small tulip in low relief; raised on cabriole legs with shell-carved knees, cyma-curved knee brackets terminating in scrolls, and ball-and-claw feet; brasses not original.

Oak box with overhanging undercut molding; metal lock and holes for side handles; dovetailed construction; fitted for side shelf.

"Wag-on-the-wall" clock with circular dial painted in black and white on square wooden backing with semi-circular top; dial surrounded by red, pink, and green painted floral and foliate designs; clockworks visible from sides and encased in wooden frame; metal chains for weights hang from works; pendulum missing.

Wooden trunk with a domed lid; exterior covered in canvas, painted black and reinforced with wooden bands and metal cornersand tacks; metal latches, hinges and escutcheon; brass bail handles on the sides; "F.A.R." painted on the front of the trunk; interior covered in brown canvas; paper maker's label on the inside of the lid.