American Walnut & Maple Miniature Press or Cupboard

American salesman's sample or miniature walnut and maple cupboard or press, maple secondary, molded top above two half drawers over two full drawers, all dovetailed with brass pulls, over medial rope

An assortment of unsigned curly maple American furniture including a corner cupboard with wooden hinges 6.5" H, two cupboard-style washstands, a pretty Empire dresser with contrasting carcass (one kno

AMERICAN WALNUT MINIATURE CHEST OF DRAWERS bow-front form having galleried top with hinged compartment and shaped backsplash, four drawers, solid ends, and turned feet. Walnut and pine secondary woods

1860's American Walnut Press/Jelly Cabinet (46"x55")

19th century, likely American, walnut, maple and ebony, poplar secondary, applied molded edge, single flush drawer with inlay to all sides, raised on recessed flush base. 4.5 x 16.5 x 16.5 in. Private

Second half-19th century, pine. Open top with cove molded cornice, scalloped ends and shelves with do well rod plate rails and base with single two panel door, shaped ends and apron. Brown and reddish

Second half-18th century; upper case with molded cornice over pair of paneled doors, lower case with 4 graduated long drawers on molded base. 75 in. H., 44 in. W., 23 in. D.

First quarter 19th century, Mid-Atlantic region. The one piece cupboard with canted corners and multi-tiered molded cornice projecting above a pair of tombstone arched molded doors, each with figural

An American Walnut and Maple Sculptural Table, mid 20th century36-1/2 x 53 x 35 inches (92

American, 19th century. A corner cupboard in walnut, having a molded cornice with canted corners, open six glass pane hinged door with straight mullions and three shelf interior, over a blind double p

MID-ATLANTIC WALNUT MINIATURE JELLY CUPBOARD, featuring applied cut-out gallery, rectangular top over two dovetailed short drawers over two fielded-panel doors, each with likely original porcelain kno

19TH CENTURY With applied molding over two paneled doors opening to a green-painted interior with three shelves, two cupboard doors below enclosing one shelf, raised on simple bracket feet. Height 82

molded top above four drawers, porcelain knobs and bracket feet. 13 1/2" high, 16 5/8" wide, 7 1/2" deep. Scuffs, use wear.

An American walnut side cupboard, second quarter 19th century, height 41 1/2in; width 62in; depth 21 1/2in (lacking a drawer pull)

American walnut wall-mounted cupboard, 19th c., molded cornice, over double doors, single turned pull, interior shelves, lacking lock hardware, approx 39.25"h, 31.25"w, 14.75"d Start Price: $60.00

The piece has two lower doors, two drawers, and two glass-paned upper doors. There are two shelves to the upper portion. It is structurally intact, and in good, used condition. It measures 39" x 17" x

AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE MAPLE CORNER CUPBOARD. In two parts. Upper section has flat cove-molded cornice over molded arch bisected by keystone above pair glazed doors divided by mullions, opening to four

An architectural New England walnut barrel back corner cupboard with applied fluted mouldings and scalloped shelves, unique pull-out work slide in waist section above single drawer, 78”H x 38&#8

American Victorian Walnut Linen Press. 95"h. x 48"w. x 19"d. Condition: Good with minor wear and age cracks, refinished.

American Late Federal Walnut Miniature Chest of Drawersattributed to Kentucky, circa 1820-40, white pine secondary, rectangular top with rounded corners, three graduated flush drawers with dovetailed

A very rare American walnut Victorian china cupboard circa 1870. The top having double glass doors with an arched pediment resting atop a base having two burled walnut doors flanked by acanthus leaf c

Probably Southern, Circa 1820. The hinged rectangular top opening to a fitted interior, above two fitted drawers, the stiles with inlaid geometric motifs, on spiral turned circular legs. Height 28". W

Pennsylvania, circa 1820-30; molded cornice center section with fixed shelves, flanked by a paneled door, over three candle drawers, bottom case with paneled cabinet doors, on bracket feet, 81 in. H.,

Circa 1840, possibly Virginia or Maryland. The piece has a very nicely carved broken arch pediment center by turned wood finial leading down to glazed doors having delicately scrolling mullions and ho