Chippendale Dressing Table Low boy

American Chippendale-style mahogany dressing table-lowboy, mid-19th century Philadelphia. Finely carved shell on the center drawer, ball and claw feet, corner columns and scroll work on the top edge.

EARLY CHIPPENDALE LOWBOY: A Chippendale lowboy dressing table having a crossbanded surface over three dovetail joinery drawers with brass batwing pulls. Over a shaped apron with four cabriole legs, th

Circa 1880. Having a rectangular top with shaped edges with one long drawer over two smaller drawers having knee hole at center with acanthus carved archway all above acanthus carved legs ending in a

Extremely rare early Hepplewhite period ca 1780 Boston mahog dressing table (lowboy) in orig surface w orig brasses & veneers - This is a rare form as lowboys were not prevalent past the Chippendale p

Antique American cherry lowboy having a notched corner two-board top, fluted quarter columns, shell carved drawers fronts, old (likely original) brasses, cabriole legs with shell carved knees and ball

Chippendale style Dark hard wood lowboy / dressing table. 3 drawers to the front with drop pulls. Claw and ball feet. Circa 1900. Weight Approx., 40 lbs 29.5 inches x 20 inches x 27.5 inches height.

A classic Philadelphia Chippendale style carved mahogany lowboy or dressing table . The upper long drawer with three smaller drawers resting on four carved . DIMENSIONS. WIDTH, 37 inch / 95 CMS. DE

American, 20th century. A pair of Chippendale-style low boys in mahogany, each having a rectangular surface with carved molding, above a single full length dovetailed drawer, and three aligned drawers

QUEEN ANNE STYLE CHESTNUT DRESSING TABLE/LOW BOY. HEIGHT 30 1/2"; TOP 38 X 20 1/2"

period Hepplewhite ca 1790 Tidewater, VA carved walnut dressing table/lowboy in the "neat & plain" style - 28 1/4" case width

A George II Provincial inlaid dressing table lowboy. 18th centuryDimensions: 28" X 28" X 17"

18th C. English oak dressing table or low boy. 27 1/2" x 32 1/2" x 18 1/2".

Queen Anne Dressing table or lowboy in mahogany, the rectangular top above one long drawer over two short drawers flanking a shell-carved central drawer, the apron with drop finials on cabriole legs w

DESCRIPTION: English Early Georgian Dressing Table or Lowboy. Mixed woods. Circa 1740. Four turned cabriole club legs supporting a frame with three cock-beaded drawers and a shaped skirt. Overhanging

Colonial Revival Queen Anne Dressing Table or Lowboy. The rectangular top with molded edge above three drawers, over a highly arched serpentine apron with acorn drop pendants, raised on cabriole legs

English oak dressing table or lowboy in the Queen Anne taste, circa 1900, having an overhanging top, three drawers, and rising on cabriole legs with spade feet, apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 29", w.

DESCRIPTION: A New England Queen Anne highboy base converted into a dressing table or lowboy. Four delicate cabriole legs rising to a rectangular case with shaped skirt and four drawers. Each drawer w

American, 20th century. Mahogany salesman sample type dressing table or lowboy in the Queen Anne taste, having an overhanging top, two drawers, the lower with convex shell carving, and rising on cabri

Queen Anne style walnut dressing table or lowboy, rectangular top with molded edge, one long drawer over three small drawers with center lower drawer having a carved fan, shaped skirt with turned fini

circa 1700. With three drawers, arch facade, turned legs and shaped stretcher, all on bun feet. 28"H x 34"W x 22"D

New England,Circa 1760 One long over three drawers with central fan carving on slender legs with pad feet. Cherry, white pine secondary 40" x 20 1/2" x 35" tall, From the collection of the Joseph Spau

Baker Burl Walnut Lowboy Dressing Table in good condition, Dovetailed Drawers with Brass Hardware, 28.5''H x 32''W x 16''D

New England,Circa 1760 One long over three drawers with central fan carving on slender legs with pad feet.Cherry, white pine secondary 40" x 20 1/2" x 35" tall, From the collection of the Joseph Spaul

Mid 20th century. Bench made example having been brilliantly carved with a fine well figured top above lower case boasting shell at the center in the Philadelphia style all resting atop carved legs en