Furniture

Salesman's Sample Club Chairs

Circa: 1930's

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Salesman's Sample/Model Club Chair - Green . In the style of Thomas Molesworth, but showing turned larchwood. Leatherette covering in green vareigated leatherette, with blue back, red piping and woven tape trim. Complete with furniture tacks and cushion tack with button. This one has a tag stating that it was purchased at the Hiscock Studios. Hiscock was a photographer from Cody, Wyoming, who no doubt sold these cute little chairs to tourists, capitalizing on the fame of Cody neighbor Thomas Molesworth. According to Marc Taggart, noted Molesworth expert, Molesworth was influenced by, and sometimes even ordered parts from, the Midwestern furniture makers who probably made these chairs. 8" by 7" by 7.5".

Price: $625.00

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Salesman's Sample/Model Club Chair - Brown. In the style of Thomas Molesworth, but showing turned larchwood. Leatherette covering in brown, with blue variiegated back, tan piping and oilcloth tape trim. Complete wth furniture tacks. This one has no tag. 8" by 7" by 7.5".

Price: $500.00

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Ranch Log Chair

Circa: 1930

Wonderful log chair with stout legs and side pieces, and graceful vertical dowels in the back. Probably from the same ranch as the log side table. Circa 1930. 39.5" high, 20.5" wide, and 20" deep.

Price: $950.00

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Lodgepole Table

Circa: 1940

Rugged, lodgepole coffee table constructed of pine boards and peeled pine legs and stretchers, The latter forms an interesting checkboard effect. Length: 44", Width: 24"; Height: 24"

Price: $1,440.00

Montana Lodgepole Chair

Circa: 1930

Peeled lodgepole armchair circa 1930, from a Montana ranch or dude ranch. With pole legs and spokes, and half-round pole trim, half round log arms, and a large log portion across the back. Plank seat. 37" high x 23" wide x 20" deep. This is a nice, rustic piece showing expertise in construction.

Price: $650.00

Child's Toy Wardrobe

Circa: 1930

Child's wardrobe made during the Depression by Mildred Oestoff's father for her 3rd birthday. It was constructed from whatever scraps were available--shipping crates, several of the drawers are cigar boxes, the doorknob is a spool, etc. Would make a great jewelry box. 26" x 6.5".

Price: $500.00

Red Tacked Trunk

Circa: 1900

Wonderful old wood and pressed tin trunk on wheels. The top has red tin plates, wooden ribs and wooden sides. 36 1/2" by 22 1/2" by 19.5" high.

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Dough Table

Circa: 1900

This piece is pine, with natural wood top, and green sides and bottom. Front has two drawers side by side. 40" long, 23" deep, and 30" high.

Price: $565.00

Ranch Cabinet

Circa: 1950

Interesting ranch cabinet circa 1950 - made from plank or plywood, with hand painted morning glories and blue glass knobs. This hangs on a wall and would be great in a bathroom. Two cupboards and two drawers. 24'' high, 24'' wide, and 8" deep.

Price: $325.00

Home-Made Phonograph Cabinet

Circa: 1940

With brands over the front and top lid. Speaker is in the form of a cutout brand "Diamond Bench" with a "G" in the center. Old radio works, phonograph works except sound is not transferred (loose wire?). Cabinet measures 16" by 30" by 44."

Price: $1,800.00

Large Pine Table

Circa: 1920 Or Earlier

From eastern Wyoming with Ponderosa Pine bark legs. Plank top. 32" high, 61" long, and 26" wide. Very rustic.

Price: $3,200.00