18th c. New Hampshire Tiger Maple Highboy

An 18th C. New England Queen Anne tiger maple two part highboy, upper case with two over four figured maple drawers. Lower section with full length upper drawer over three lower drawers, and a fan car

Fine quality, early 20th century copy of an 18th century New England early American highboy. Possibly by Eldred Wheeler. Measuring approx 5ft tall x 34" wide x 20" deep. Very good condition and execut

maple and tiger maple with tray top and inlaid diamond and star, shaped apron and cabriole legs ending in ridged pad feet. Probably New Hampshire, 18th century. 24" high, 25 1/2" long, 19" wide. Shrin

A Stunning example of Early American furniture in this 6 drawer Tiger Maple and pine secondary wood highboy chest seated on tall bracket feet. Late 18th century New English area probably Rhode Island

18TH C TIGER MAPLE HIGHBOY BASE, ORIGINAL SURFACES, 40 X 21.5 X 30

Bold tiger maple graining on six graduated dovetailed drawers with white pine secondary woods, set with period small scale circular brass on a bracket base. Ca. 1780’s. 51”H x 35.5”

18THC. NEW ENGLAND TIGER MAPLE LOWBOY 30" TALL, CARCASS 28" X 17"

Early 19th c New Hampshire Sheraton tiger maple washstand with petite turnings and vibrant splash, pine secondary woods- minor stains 36 x 15 x 16"

A two part Q.A highboy, top section with a moulded cornice over two short over four long drawers, base with three short drawers in tiger maple, above a high scrolled cut out apron (typical of other NH

Period 18th C. Queen Anne bonnet top tiger maple highboy. Fan carved drawers, flame finials, club feet, 2 piece. In very nice condition, has wear, consistent with age. Looks as if 1 back board was rep

Important 18th c. Boston, Massachusetts or Portsmouth, New Hampshire maple armchair. C. 1730-1750. Pictured and described in "American Furniture" (edited by Luke Beckerdite). page 150, figure 22, desc

New Hampshire 18th Century maple Chippendale Chest on Chest in two parts with molded top, four graduated drawers in upper case and four graduated drawers in lower case, drop center apron on bracket ba

18th century Bergen County, New Jersey, Queen Anne tiger maple side chair, cupid's bow crest rail, vasiform spat rush seat on turned Queen Anne legs ending on pad feet connected by bold medial stretch

Mid 18thC, Likely New England with well figured tiger maple & dovetailed case, drop front with breadboard ends showing the interior with eight drawers and nine pigeon holes. The case features four gra

19th Century Maple New Hampshire Queen Anne Two Part Highboy with Eight Drawers. Secondary wood is pine, drawer bottoms are chamfered. Mortise and tendon with peg and dovetailed construction. Measures

18th century American maple highboy, from New England. Crown molding not original and hardware has been replaced. Lower section dated 1773. [69 x 39 x 19 1/2 inches]. Allover wear; in good condition a

18th c. Hepplewhite tiger maple bowfront New England chest of drawers. 41 1/2" x 22" x 38".

A Chippendale Maple Slant Front Desk New Hampshire, 18th Century Height 42 x width 40 x depth 19 inches. 

New England Chippendale Tiger Maple Slant Front Desklate 18th century, white pine secondary, dovetailed case, hinged lipped lid with bread board ends, loper support, divided interior with central smal

QUEEN ANNE TIGER MAPLE 2 PIECE HIGHBOY WITH 4 DRAWER LOWER. 5 DRAWER UPPER. FINISH IN GOOD CONDITION OVERALL. OLD REFINISH WITH ORIGINAL BRASS HARDWARE. 30" x 22" x 72" THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATI

American Federal Carved Tiger Maple Side Table, late 18th/early 19th c., New England, dished top, turned tripod stretchered base, h. 26 1/2 in., w. 13 1/2 in., d. 12 1/2 in.

American Chippendale Tiger Maple Oxbow Slant-Front Desk, New England, 18thc, pine secondary wood, rectangular dovetailed top over a fall front, opening to a fitted interior with drawers and pigeonhole

LATE 18TH CENTURY TO EARLY 19TH CENTURY. FINISH WEAR WITH POSSIBLE TOUCH UPS. 42" X 22" X 81". THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

William and Mary Tiger Maple High Chest of Drawers, New England, early 18th century, the top section with flat molded cornice, on a double arch-molded case of five drawers set into lower case of three