New England Queen Ann Bonnet Top Highboy

the upper case with molded full broken-arch, three short drawers over four graduated drawers; the lower case with one long over three short drawers, the center drawer with fan carving; original brass;

MARRIED TOP, PROFESSIONALLY RESTORED; 76"H X 20" DEEP AT WAIST, 39"W

Queen Anne-style highboy, New England, tiger maple, with bonnet top and flame turned finial, 78" h x 35" w x 18" d. Provenance: From a Massachusetts estate.

New England Queen Ann Fan Carved Highboy. 18th century, cherry. Probably Connecticut River Valley. Ht. 6' 10" W 37". A Buffalo, NY Family.

Cherry Queen Ann Style Bonnet Top Two Part High Boy By Henkel Harris. 41 1/4" W 20 1/2" D 89 3/4" H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS

New England Chippendale Inlaid Mahogany Bonnet-Top Highboy. In two parts: The upper section with flame finials above a molded broken arch pediment over three short drawers above four long drawers, eac

Period 5 Drawer graduated drawers with cut out bootjack sides. Old refinished pine chest with replaced brass pulls. ca 1740-1760. 53 x 40 wide x 19 deep.

Mahogany Bonnet Top Queen Ann Highboy By Henkel Harris. 41 1/4" W 20 1/2" D 89" H

Bonnet top high boy. Cherry wood with pine secondary. Boston area. Circa 1770. Condition: Replaced brasses. Replaced finials and plinths. H 84" W 38-1/2" D 21-1/4". Copy and paste link for high-res im

Bonnet Top High Chest of Drawers Connecticut River Valley, 18th century, dovetailed drawers with white pine secondary, bonnet with carved rosettes and stars, base with scalloped skirt, cabriole legs,

Late 20th.C. Made of solid cherry two piece highboy with brass hardware, full bonnet top with center finial, shell carved drawers on cabriole Queen Ann tall legs. Condition very good. H. 81'' W. 40''

QUEEN ANNE FLAT-TOP HIGHBOYNew England, Circa 1790In tiger maple. Upper case with three side-by-side drawers, the central with fan carving, over four full-width drawers. Lower case with a full-width d

American, 18th century with later elements. Likely New England, flat top cherry highboy, in two parts having a shaped cornice, nine-drawers, scalloped apron and rising on cabriole legs. Unmarked. Appr

Queen Ann candle stand. New England, circa 1780. Maple. Condition: Original condition without restoration. Refinished. H 27" D top 17" D between legs 20". Copy and paste this link for high-res photos:

Early Connecticut Queen Ann candlestand, circa 1775. Walnut retains a very early, possibly original surface. Losses and imperfections to lower shaft, refer to images. H25-1/2" top D 15-1/8"

New England, 18th century, upper case with bonnet top and fan carved drawer, lower case with scalloped skirt and cabriole legs, 80 x 42 x 20-1/2 in.

Circa 1760-1780. In maple with old, possibly original red varnish finish. Cove molded crown, over five graduated overlapping dovetailed drawers in top section. Base with one drawer over three, with ce

New England, with bonnet top and carved fan. 7'7"h x 39-1/2"w x 19"d

Fitted with a later top, height 42.5 inches, width 42 inches, depth 21.25 inches.

Edward Norton pair of mahogany Queen Ann style handkerchief tables with swing cabriole legs 2.25" square, tilt top stand with dished top on tripod base 2.5"H, New England style stand with dished top o

American, circa 1810-1830. Quality two part tiger maple highboy. Chest on legs with flat top seated on Queen Anne legs with ball and claw feet (later addition). Measuring approx 76" tall x 42" wide x

Cherry 2 piece Queen Anne highboy, New England, c 1770-80, top with 5 long drawers, base with one long over 3 short drawers, all with original brass, shell carved center door, 73" h, 39" w at base

Walnut Queen Anne 2-pc Highboy, New England, 18th c top with 2 short drawers flanking a fan carved deep central drawer, over 4 graduated lipped drawers, the base with one long drawer over three short

Likely made in New England, possibly New Hampshire or Massachusetts. Disassembles into (2) pieces. Old label inside second drawer from top inscribed with provenance, "Cherry High Boy - bought in 1906