Welcome to Robert Walin & Tucker Frey Antiques

We specialize in antiques dating to the eighteenth and early nineteenth century, including the William and Mary, Queen Anne, Chippendale and Federal periods. Each piece is carefully chosen, with emphasis on form, surface, condition, and rarity. We offer our unconditional guarantee regarding the age, authenticity and condition of our inventory as represented. We are also interested in purchasing single items as well full collections, and welcome inquiries. Our shop is conveniently located in the heart of Woodbury, Connecticut’s antiques capital.

Federal Mahogany Sideboard with Inlay, New England, Circa 1820

40¨ height x 60¨ width x 28¨ depth

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Newly Acquired:

Queen Ann Tea Table, New England, Circa 1740-60

Pegged construction, notched corner pine top on maple base in original red paint with tapering splayed legs ending on button feet, diminutive proportions.

32¨ x 18¨ top x 26.5¨ height

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Here are some of our newest acquisitions. We update this section regularly as new pieces arrive.

Superb Signed Painted Miniature Blanket Chest with Till
Massachusetts, circa 1820-40

Original paint decoration, signature on inside lid “C. Brown, Bolton"

6.5 ¨ tall x 10.5¨ wide

Price: $5,800.00

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Running Horse Weathervane
American, Circa 19th century

Copper and zinc, retaining it's original surface.

31¨ length

$2,450.00

Flintlock Rifle with Patch Box, American, circa 1820

Striking Tiger Maple stock. Roll mouse over image for detail of engraving on underside.

61¨ length

Price: $2,150.00

Sailor’s Valentine
Barbados, Circa 19th century

9" x 9" closed, 9" x 18" open

$2,500.00

Cherry Corner Cupboard
New England, Circa 1810 - 1830

Two part corner cupboard,
original glass.

86" tall x 27" return

$4,500.00

Still Life with Apples and Concord Grapes, Barton Stone Hays circa 1860-90

Barton Stone Hays, 1826-1914, was a self-taught artist who was known for his portraits, landscapes and still life paintings. While working in Indiana from 1850 to 1882, Hays taught such important young artists as William Forsyth, John Elwood Bundy and William Merritt Chase. Hays' portrait of Indiana Territorial Governor William Henry Harrison is part of the official collection of portraits of Indiana governors.

Signed by the artist lower right.

11.5 ¨ tall x 17.5¨ wide