A few examples of appraisal values for
EAST TENNESSEE

• EAST TN HEPPLEWHITE WALNUT STAND
  EAST TN HEPPLEWHITE WALNUT STAND & SOUTHERN RELATED BOO...1st item: East Tennessee diminutive Hepplewhite one drawer stand, walnut primary, poplar secondary wood, with tall tapered legs, dovetailed drawers, pegged construction. 29" H x 17 3/4" W x 14 3/4" D. Circa 1830. 2nd item: Book titled "Southern Antiques" by Paul H. Burroughs, published by Garrett & Massie, 1931. Retains the original dust jacket. Condition: 1st item: Older refinish, burn mark on top edge, left front leg with some wear/abrasion, back of drawer appears to be late 19th century replacement. 2nd item: Some slight wear to jacket, minute losses to corner. Some interior toning and spotting to pages.
• 4 EAST TN/APPALACHIAN
  4 EAST TN/APPALACHIAN BASKETSGrouping of 4 East Tennessee and Appalachian splint oak baskets, one bowl form with foot and two handles, one hinged-top market basket form with foot, one small buttocks basket and one wall/hanging basket form with traces of old paint. Ranging in size from 6 1/8" H to 16" H. All late 19th/Early 20th century. Condition: All overall very good condition.
• 2 EAST TN 19TH C. QUILTSTwo East
  2 EAST TN 19TH C. QUILTSTwo East Tennessee cotton pieced quilts. 1st item: Grandmother's Flower Garden quilt , red and blue calico with diamond border on white ground and white backing, 96" x 72". 2nd item: Sunburst variation quilt with red and blue calico and diamond border on white ground and white backing, 98" x 72". Both late 19th century, unsigned. Provenance: Descended through the family of Revolutionary War soldier, Colonel John Sawyers. Condition: 1st item: Scattered small stains. Stains on crease mark on back plus several small spots on back. 2nd item: General fading. Some red fabric deteriorating.
• TN HARMON POTTERY JAR & SOUTHERN
  TN HARMON POTTERY JAR & SOUTHERN POTTERY JUG1st item: East Tennessee stoneware pottery jar, with impressed "M P Harmon, Mohawk" mark around the circumferance of the shoulder. Harmon Pottery, Mohawk, TN (Greene County). 8" H. Late 19th century. 2nd item: Southern, likely NC, alkaline glazed stoneware pottery jug with incised "5" near handle denoting capacity. 20" H. Late 19th century. Condition: 1st item: Two large chips to rim and one smaller chip to base. Bung marks to rim, side and base. 2nd item: Overall general wear. Bung marks and glase run to upper shoulder area. Area near base without glaze. One chip near base. Couple minor shallow chips to body.
• BLOUNT CO. TN INLAID CORNER
  BLOUNT CO. TN INLAID CORNER CUPBOARDEast Tennessee, Blount County, inlaid corner cupboard with cove molded cornice and string inlaid freize over two paneled upper and lower doors, each with curved-corner string inlay; medial molding, bracket feet with line inlay and a serpentine skirt. Inlaid escutcheons. Interior has two shelves in upper section and one shelf in lower section. Straight back returns. Yellow pine and poplar secondary wood. 83" H x 43 1/2" W (cornice width) x 24 1/2" D. Friendsville (Blount Co., TN) history. CIrca 1820. Condition: Older refinish, half of lower right foot facing later replacement, minor wear.
• EARLY MILITARY SWORD OF ALEXANDER
  EARLY MILITARY SWORD OF ALEXANDER MICMILLAN, TENNESSEEEarly military sword with the leather scabbard, descended from the family of Alexander McMillan, Knox County, Tennessee. War of 1812 or earlier sword and scabbard with the saber having an eagle pommel, pierced and engraved guard, ribbed bone grip, the ricasso unmarked and false blade side marked with a "Z", the blade with foliate leaves and vines with flowers. An American shield is faintly visible on one side of the blade.The leather scabbard retains the original brass hardware and ring, sewn leather seam. 35" length of sword. Note: Alexander McMillan (1749-1837) was one of the first settlers in Knox County in 1783 with Robert Love, Francis Ramsey, and James White. He settled in the Strawberry Plains area of Knox County. Born in County Derry, Ireland in 1749, he immigrated to America in 1775 and joined the Continental Army shortly after arriving. He fought in Quebec and the Battle of King's Mountain in South Carolina. During the War of 1812, McMillan participated in the Battle of New Orleans as a sergeant under Colonel Edwin Booth of the East Tennessee Militia. Provenance: Private Knoxville, TN collection. Condition: Sword blade with pitting mid-blade, bone grip loose, brass hardware on scabbard loose, the brass drag tip lost.
• EAST TN WALNUT TALL CHEST, GAUT
  EAST TN WALNUT TALL CHEST, GAUT FAMILY HISTORYEast Tennessee walnut tall chest, possibly Knox County. Elaborate ogee cornice, bank of three over two drawers over four graduated drawers, ogee base molding, raised on tall bracket feet with carved returns. All drawers are dovetailed with lip molded edges and appear to retain the original brasses. Poplar secondary wood. 62 1/4" H x 39 1/2" W x 21" D. Provenance - Alfred T. Gaut estate, Knoxville, TN. Gaut's grandfather was a Knoxville postmaster in the late 19th century. Condition: Old refinish. Backboards reset, couple of breaks to drawer corners, couple of old patches, a more contemporary finished board covers the original top, breaks to feet facings, missing and replaced blocks.
• EAST TN FEDERAL INLAID CHEST OF
  EAST TN FEDERAL INLAID CHEST OF DRAWERSEast Tennessee Hepplewhite walnut chest of drawers with extensive inlay. Barber pole inlaid frieze over four graduated drawers with tear drop inlaid escutcheons, surmounted by vine, leaf, and tulip inlay; the corners inlaid with alternating light and dark quarter fans; the base with barber pole inlay transitioning to a shaped skirt with alternating inlaid semicircular fan with radiating diamond inlays and vines terminating in alternating inlaid quarter fans. Splayed feet with inlaid oval lozenges, sides with shaped inlaid semicircular fans. Federal eagle brasses. Poplar secondary wood. 35 3/4" H x 39 1/2" W x 20 1/2" W. Provenance: Fletcher family of East Tennessee; Riceville, TN collection. Condition: Older refinish, appears to retain the original brasses and locks. Interior drawer supports replaced and some of the drawer sides built up, two old symmetrical veneer patches on each side of the top (unless by design), backboards reset with a couple of patches to rodent chew, Older repair to veneer facings on front feet and tip of lower back foot facing, small patch to divider over top drawer escutcheon.
• 2 EAST TN 19TH C. QUILTSTwo East
  2 EAST TN 19TH C. QUILTSTwo East Tennessee cotton pieced quilts, late 19th century. 1st item: Harvest Sun variation pattern quilt, colors of red, blue, orange and black calico on white ground with white backing, 68" x 86". 2nd item: Star of Bethlehem pattern quilt, colors of orange, olive, tan and green on white ground with white backing, 83" x 83". Both late 19th century, unsigned. Provenance: Descended through the family of Revolutionary War soldier, Colonel John Sawyers. Condition: Both items with minimal staining.
• 3 EAST TN 19TH C. QUILTSGroup of
  3 EAST TN 19TH C. QUILTSGroup of three East Tennessee cotton pieced quilts, late 19th century. 1st item: Drunkard's Path design, red and white punctuated with red rectangles on red ground with white backing, 74" x 86". 2nd item: Geometric Design with blue, red, orange, brown and green calico on pink ground with white backing, 80" x 84". 3rd item: Basket of Flowers design with red flowers in green baskets on white ground with white backing, 80" x 96". All late 19th century, unsigned. Provenance: Descended through the family of Revolutionary War soldier, Colonel John Sawyers. Condition: 1st item: Overall toning and scattered stains. 2nd item: Overall good condition with minor stains. 3rd item: Overall toning with scattered spotting.
• EAST TN APPLIQUE QUILTEast
  EAST TN APPLIQUE QUILTEast Tennessee pieced and applique quilt, variant Rose of Sharon pattern, white ground with colors of red, pink, orange and green with red binding. Nice diamond and circular stitching. 81 1/2" x 65". 19th century. Condition: Some scattered light stains.
• EAST TN REDWARE JAR W/ MANGANESE
  EAST TN REDWARE JAR W/ MANGANESE DECORATIONEast Tennessee, possibly Sullivan County, lead glazed earthenware jar with manganese splotched decoration, applied rolled handles, rim and upper shoulder with incised rings, unglazed base with beaded foot. 13 3/4_ H. For a related form, refer to the article, "Earthenware Potters Along the Great Road in Virginia and Tennessee", J. Roderick Moore, Antiques Magazine, September 1983, p. 532, plate IV. Condition: Overall very good condition, old small rim chip and three chips to base edge.
• 6 KNOXVILLE COIN SILVER SPOONS,
  6 KNOXVILLE COIN SILVER SPOONS, HOPE6 East Tennessee coin silver teaspoons by David Large Hope (working Knoxville, Tenn. 1828-1869), all in the fiddle pattern, marked "Hope" (3 with mark in rectangle and 3 with mark in serrated rectangle). All monogrammed HT in script. 6"L. 3.3 oz troy. Provenance: the collection of John Montague, Memphis, Tenn. Condition: Very good condition with some light small dents to some of the bowls of the spoons. One handle slightly bent.
• GROUP OF 3 EAST TN PIECED COTTON
  GROUP OF 3 EAST TN PIECED COTTON QUILTSGrouping of three (3) East Tennessee machine sewn and hand quilted pieced cotton quilts including a Tree of Life pattern comprised of twelve (12) trees within a diamond pattern in various calico prints on a white ground (88" x 61 1/2"), Wagon Wheel pattern comprised of red, blue and brown calico print fabrics on a white ground (71" x 82"), Windmill variant pattern comprised of red, blue, and black calico print fabrics on a white ground (68" x 80"). All quilts circa 1930'/1940's. Condition: 1st & 2nd quilts: Scattered spotting and stains, overall general grime. 3rd quilt: Scattered spotting, stains and some light losses along one edge. Few scattered areas of wear/loss.
• 3 EAST TN QUILTS, INCL. CRAZY,
  3 EAST TN QUILTS, INCL. CRAZY, PENNY AND CROCHETGroup of 3 quilts attr. East Tennessee. 1st item: Crochet Quilt or wall hanging with velvet squares, 58" x 36". 2nd item: Cotton hand stitched Crazy quilt, 83" x 65 1/2". 3rd item: Cotton Calico Coin or Penny quilt, 70" x 91". All circa early 20th century. Provenance - Yates estate, Greeneville, Tennessee. Condition: Crochet quilt has light wear and fading. Penny/Coin quilt has some frayed seams, overall very good condition. Crazy quilt has a large brown spot and some scattered staining.
• 4 EAST TN PIECED COTTON
  4 EAST TN PIECED COTTON QUILTSGrouping of four (4) East Tennessee machine sewn and hand quilted pieced cotton quilts comprised primarily of calico fabrics including Diamond pattern (74" x 86"), Star of Bethlehem pattern interspersed with squares (66" x 88"), Bear Paw's pattern (75" x 85") and Flying Geese variant pattern (67 3/4" x 82"). All quilts circa 1930's/1940's. Condition: All with scattered spotting and grime.
• EAST TN SHERATON PRESS CUPBOARDEast
  EAST TN SHERATON PRESS CUPBOARDEast Tennessee Sheraton press cupboard, possibly Greene County. Two dovetailed drawers with scratch beading and inlaid escutcheons over two long doors with three inset panels each, resting on four turned feet.48 7/8"H x 44 1/8"W x 22 1/2"D. Second quarter of the 19th century. Provenance - Yates estate, Greeneville, Tennessee. Condition: Top and underside molding is a contemporary replacement. Refinished.
• EAST TN 2 DRAWER STAND & OVAL
  EAST TN 2 DRAWER STAND & OVAL TILT-TOP TABLE1st item: East Tennessee Cherry stand with two dovetailed drawers, yellow pine secondary, wooden knobs and tapered legs, 27 1/2"H x 25 3/4"W x 21 1/4"D. Mid 19th century. 2nd item: East Tennessee walnut tilt-top oval table, turned pedestal and 4 pad feet dovetailed into base of standard support, 19 1/2"H x 24 7/8"W x 18 3/8"D, Late 19th century. Provenance: Blount County, TN Living Estate. Condition: 1st item: Split across table surface, possible height loss. 2nd item: Very good condition.
• THOMAS CAMPBELL SMALL OIL & 2 EARLY
  THOMAS CAMPBELL SMALL OIL & 2 EARLY CARRYING BASKETS1st item: Attributed to Thomas Campbell (Tennessee, 1834-1914) oil on board mountain scene with two figures, signed "Quist" lower right. Sight: 3-5/8" H x 6-1/2" W, Framed: 4-3/4" H x 7-5/8" W. Biography: Thomas Campbell immigrated to the U.S. at age 19 and was originally ordained as a minister. After his wife's death in 1892, he retired and turned to art. He founded the art department at Maryville College in 1902 and headed it until his death. His paintings were exhibited regionally and won several prizes and medals. He was also active in the Nicholson Art League, and was a talented wood carver who produced picture frames and small pieces of furniture. Campbell mostly painted pastoral landscapes. His adopted daughter Elizabeth Quist "finished" many of his paintings after his death in 1914. 2nd item: Two (2) East Tennessee small oak splint carrying baskets in an old patinated surface, the larger basket with alternating curl folded weavers on the outer sides of the basket. Larger basket 7"H x 10"L, the smaller carrying basket, 5"H x 7"L. Early 20th century. Condition: 1st item: Scattered discoloration to varnish layer upper right quadrant. 2nd item: Larger carrying basket with losses to weavers on approximately half of the rim.
• WATERCOLOR FARMING SCENE,
  WATERCOLOR FARMING SCENE, SIGNEDWatercolor on paper farm scene depicting men gathering hay in a field with mountains in the background, possibly East Tennessee. Signed lower right, possibly "C. Mortimor". Housed in a wooden frame. Sight - 13 1/4" H x 19 3/4" W. Framed - 21 1/4" H x 27 14" W. 20th century. Provenance: Blount County, TN Living Estate. Condition: Painting overall good condition. Stains and toning to matte.
• 4 TN RELATED HARDCOVER ANTIQUES
  4 TN RELATED HARDCOVER ANTIQUES BOOKSFour (4) Tennessee related antiques books. Titles include: 1: "Art of Tennessee", published in conjunction with the exhibit at The Frist Center for the Visual Arts. 2: "The Art and Mystery of Tennessee And Its Makers Through 1850", by Nathan Harsh and Derita Coleman Williams, published by the Tennessee Historical Society, Nashville, 1988. Personal inscription by Nathan Harsh. 3: "An Encyclopedia of East Tennessee", published 1981 by The Children's Museum of Oak Ridge and edited by Jeff Johnson and Jim Stokely and 4: "Architecture In Tennessee", 1768 - 1897, published 1981 by The University of Tennessee Press, Knoxville, written by James Patrick. Provenance: Blount County, TN Living Estate. Condition: All books retain dust covers. Overall general wear with some losses and spotting to three of the books.
• GROUPING OF 3 EAST TN POTTERY
  GROUPING OF 3 EAST TN POTTERY JUGSGrouping of three (3) East Tennessee pottery jugs. 1st item - Large stoneware jug with incised lines around upper shoulder and two cobalt brushed spots. Pulled handle joins to rim. 16"H. Late 19th century, possibly Greene or Washington Co. 2nd item - Stoneware jug with multi-channel extruded handle similar to marked jugs of the Weaver pottery, Knoxville, TN. Straight sided walls, red color clay. 10"H. Late 19th century. 3rd item - Large jug with opposing strap handles, incised 4 gallon capacity mark. 18"H. Late 19th/Early 20th century. Provenance - Yates estate, Greeneville, Tennessee. Condition: 1st item - chip to rim edge. 2nd item - tight hairline to base of jug. 3rd item - chip to one handle edge, shallow scrapes around rim.
• 2 EAST TN M.P. HARMON STONEWARE
  2 EAST TN M.P. HARMON STONEWARE JARSTwo East Tennessee M. P. Harmon stoneware pottery jars, both with impressed "M P Harmon, Mohawk" coggle around the circumference of the shoulder. Harmon Pottery, Mohawk, TN (Greene County). 8 1/4"H and 6 1/8"H. Both late 19th century. Provenance: Yates estate, Greeneville, Tennessee. Condition: Both jars in overall very good condition.
• 2 EAST TN M.P. HARMON STONEWARE
  2 EAST TN M.P. HARMON STONEWARE JARS, 1 UPSIDE DOWN COG...Two East Tennessee M. P. Harmon stoneware pottery jars, one with upside down coggle band. 1st item - Stoneware jar with upside down impressed "M P Harmon, Mohawk" coggle around the circumference of the shoulder. Harmon Pottery, Mohawk, TN (Greene County). 6 3/4" H.1st item - Stoneware jar with impressed "M P Harmon, Mohawk" coggle around the circumference of the shoulder. Harmon Pottery, Mohawk, TN (Greene County). 7 7/8" H. Both late 19th century. Provenance: Yates estate, Greeneville, Tennessee. Condition: 1st item - Overall very good condition with one shallow chip to base edge. 2nd item - Repair and restoration to base with film covering bottom base interior, couple of hairlines to the side wall.
• 4 EAST TN WHISKEY ADVERTISING
  4 EAST TN WHISKEY ADVERTISING JUGSFour East Tennessee liquor or whiskey advertising jugs including two Bristol and two Chattanooga jugs. 1st item - Tennessee liquor jug with cobalt lettering, "Will Lea Bristol, Tenn." 11"H. Late 19th/Early 20th century. 2nd item - Miniature liquor jug with cobalt label, "Parkwood KY. Bourbon - 100 Proof", Martin Lynch Co., Bristol, VA. 2 3/4"H. Late 19th/Early 20th century. 3rd item - Chattanooga liquor jug with cobalt lettering, "Chattanooga Distillery Distillers of Tennessee Whiskies Chattanooga...Tenn." 13 7/8"H. Late 19th/Early 20th century. 4th item - Chattanooga whiskey jug with cobalt lettering, "A. Samuels & Co. Chattanooga, Tenn". 12"H. Late 19th/Early 20th century. Provenance - Yates estate, Greeneville, Tennessee. Condition: 1st item - Overall very good condition, some roughness to base edge underside. 2nd item - Overall excellent condition. 3rd item - Overall very good condition with minor stains to glaze. 4th item - some glaze flakes and shallow chips to rim, couple of large chips to base, hole drilled near base indicating past use as a lamp.
• TN LAND GRANT SIGNED BY SAM
  TN LAND GRANT SIGNED BY SAM HOUSTONSam Houston signed Tennessee land grant July 2nd, 1828, granting 100 acres in Cocke County (East Tennessee) to Isaac Allen. Large signature for Sam Houston in the space for the Governorís signature. Sam Houstonís term lasted until 1829 when he resigned and moved to Texas. Houston later became the President and Governor of Texas. 12_ x 14 3/8_, framed 18_ x 21 1/2_. Condition: Condition: ñ Partial separations at fold lines with minor losses and tape residue (especially lower left quadrant), and overall toning/foxing.
• GREENE CO. TN CIVIL WAR DOCUMENTS
  GREENE CO. TN CIVIL WAR DOCUMENTS INCL. WOUNDED LISTEast Tennessee grouping of documents relating to Greene County during the Civil War. 1st grouping - includes a 1866 listing of Union soldiers applying for a certificate of disability in East Tennessee. Included in the description is the type of wound or malady, where they were discharged, and occasionally the battle where the injury occurred. An example entry, "May 7th 1866 - Capt. David Fry - Co. F 2nd Tenn Regt Mounted Inft - Discharged Annapolis Md 27th March 1865 - disease wound - Pension total - probably permanent - Residence Greeneville Tenn". Note - Capt. David Fry arranged the November 1861 burning of the railroad bridge over Lick Creek in western Greene County. The potter, Christopher Alexander Haun, was executed by Confederates for his participation in this event. Fry was captured by Confederates at least twice and was shot on three different occasions. While most are Civil War related, there is a Corporal Jesse Spears of Hawkins Co. applying for disability from wounds encountered in the War of 1812, Captain Gillenwater Company, Tenn Militia. The last written page is receipt adjustments for Saml (?sp) Doak. Approximately 57 soldiers from East Tennessee listed. 2nd grouping - Extensive grouping of papers relating to legal depositions and other documents recording the theft of horses and a sabre by Confederate soldiers in Greene County, TN. David Sevier is the administrator for George Jones (plaintiff) and W.E. Keller (defendant). Also included is an early invitation to the Freshman Hop given to the Graduating Class of the University of Tennessee in 1878. The invitation reads "E.T.U. Lamar House" with a vignette of marching Union soldiers above the letters. In 1879, the state legislature changed the name from East Tennessee University to the University of Tennessee. Condition: 1st grouping - general toning, soot on edges, some pages detached, some of the last pages with water staining. 2nd grouping - general toning, stains, creases, but all appears legible.
• 3 EAST TN CHAIRS, INCLUD. 2 CHILD
  3 EAST TN CHAIRS, INCLUD. 2 CHILD ARMCHAIRSGrouping of three East Tennessee turned chairs with finials, possibly Greene Co. Items 1 & 2 -Two (2) child chairs, the first having an old, dark surface, arched slats, turned arms, split oak seat, and tapered feet, The second child chair with an older refinish, shaped upper slat, tapered arms, split oak seat. One measures 23 1/8" H x 14 3/4" W x 9 1/2" D. The other: 24 1/4" H x 15" W x 11 1/2" D. Both chairs 1st half of the 19th century. 3rd item - Weaver chair with teardrop finials and three arched arched slats, tapered feet, and newer split oak seat. 34 1/4" H x 17" W x 13 1/4" D. Second half of the 19th century. Provenance - Yates estate, Greeneville, Tennessee. Condition: Items 1 & 2 - Both chairs with wear to the finials, second chair with older refinish having broken lower slat, losses to feet, 3rd item - replaced split oak seat.
• EAST TN SHERATON CHEST OF
  EAST TN SHERATON CHEST OF DRAWERSEast Tennessee Sheraton chest of drawers, walnut primary, poplar secondary. Two side by side dovetailed drawers with wooden pulls above four graduated dovetailed drawers with wooden pulls and inlaid escutcheons. All drawers cockbeaded and case resting on turned feet. 49 1/4"H x 40 1/4"W x 20"D. Circa 1830. Provenance: Mary Beth Cranwell Montgomery Estate, Knoxville, TN. Condition: Large square patch to lower right drawer front.Crack to left rear foot. Sun-bleached surface with scattered wear.
• EAST TN CHERRY SHERATON ROPE
  EAST TN CHERRY SHERATON ROPE BEDEast Tennessee cherry Sheraton bed, four elaborately turned posts with turned finials of an elongated lozenge type with beehive reeding on lower half, shaped headboard and footboard with turned legs. 59"H x 55 1/2"W x 81"L. Circa 1840. Provenance: Blount County, TN Living Estate. Condition: Cracks to rails with minor losses to ends. Scattered wear to head and foot boards.
• GROUP OF 2 EAST TN BLANKET
  GROUP OF 2 EAST TN BLANKET CHESTSGrouping of two East Tennessee walnut blanket chests. 1st item: Small walnut blanket chest with hinged top having a canted molding and three exposed tendons running the length of the lid, dovetailed sides, base with ogee molding transitioning into large dovetailed feet with stepped brackets. Retains the original lock, poplar secondary. 22 1/2"H x 37 3/8"W x 19 1/8"D. First half of the 19th century. 2nd item: Diminutive walnut blanket chest with large canted bracket feet, nailed case construction, green interior paint. Yellow pine secondary. 17 1/2"H x 31 1 /8"W x 15 3/8"D. Mid 19th century. Provenance: Blount County, TN Living Estate. Condition: 1st item - refinished, missing the original hinges, replaced blocks to feet. shrinkage cracks to back board. 2nd item - refinished, scattered insect holes in yellow pine boards.
• GREENE CO. HANGING CUPBOARD,
  GREENE CO. HANGING CUPBOARD, EARLY 19TH CENT.East Tennessee hanging cupboard, found in the Baileyton area of Greene Co. Ogee cornice over one paneled door with rattail hinges over a lower shelf. Top of case is dovetailed, interior lock retains key, one interior shelf. Yellow pine appears to be the primary wood. 30"H x 28"W 13"D. Early 19th century. Jonesborough, TN collection. Condition: Refinished, backboards replaced, screws for rattail hinges replaced, old woodfill to a few small places on sides, old wood damage to back of top.
• EAST TN PANELED BLANKET CHEST W/
  EAST TN PANELED BLANKET CHEST W/ DRAWEREast Tennessee walnut blanket chest with lower drawer. Consisting of a lift top with an ogee molding, paneled front and sides, lower dovetailed drawer with scratch beaded front, brass pulls, base ogee molding, tapered feet. Yellow pine secondary, upper well and lower drawer with lock. 29 1/2"H x 35 5/8"W x 17 1/8"D. Second quarter of the 19th century. Attributed to Blount or Knox Co. Provenance: Blount County, TN Living Estate. Condition: Refinished surface, newer hinges for the top are unattached,
• 2 EAST TN ONE DRAWER TABLES, ATT.
  2 EAST TN ONE DRAWER TABLES, ATT. GREENE CO.Two cherry East Tennessee one drawer tables, both attributed to Greene Co. 1st item - Large cherry one drawer work table with reeded molding around drawer front, square nail drawer construction, turned legs with tapered foot. Yellow pine secondary. 27 1/2"H x 29 1/8"W x 26 1/2"D. Second quarter 19th century. 2nd item - Small cherry one drawer stand with beveled edge drawer front and dovetailed drawer, turned legs. Poplar secondary. 28"H x 20 7/8"W x 19"D. Second quarter 19th century. Provenance: Yates estate, Greeneville, Tennessee. Condition: 1st item - refinished, minor abrasions to surface, screws securing top underside modern. 2nd item - refinished throughout, screws securing top modern, apron is not the exact length on each side and base is not fastened completely square to top, possibly indicating table has been reworked.
• EAST TN WALNUT FALL LEAF TABLE,
  EAST TN WALNUT FALL LEAF TABLE, PANELED LEAVESEast Tennessee fall leaf or dropleaf table, walnut primary, yellow pine secondary, paneled and pegged top and leaves, turned legs having pronounced double ring turnings ending with turnip tapered spiked feet. Hinged fly legs. Inside apron is yellow pine. Chalk inscription: "Flora Wilson, Bulls ___(?)". Possibly Bulls Gap, Hawkins County. 29 1/2"H x 41 1/2"L x 20"D. Second quarter of the 19th century. Blount County, TN Living Estate. Condition: Older refinish, some bruising/indentions to paneled top.
• 2 EAST TN HEPPLEWHITE STYLE
  2 EAST TN HEPPLEWHITE STYLE TABLESEast TN walnut Hepplewhite style tables. 1st item - East Tennessee walnut Hepplewhite style table with scratch beaded dovetailed drawer and tapered legs. 26 3/4"H x 19 3/4"W x 19 1/4"D. First quarter of the 19th century. 2nd item - East Tennessee mixed woods table with circular top, square nailed drawer with yellow pine drawer front, tapered legs. 27 3/4"H x 17 1/8" Diameter top. Mid 19th century. Provenance: Blount County, TN Living Estate. Condition: 1st item - Refinished, age separation/crack to apron on left lower side of drawer. 2nd item - Older surface, top matches nail pattern for base but possibly an early replacement, drawer of yellow pine is also possibly a later 19th century replacement.