DELAWARE VALLEY QUEEN ANNE WALNUT LOWBOY, MID 18TH

Mid-late 18th century, walnut. Solid splat, with cabriole legs ending in trifid feet. 38.75" high. Ex Bill Samaha. This lot is eligible for pick-up or furniture/freight shipping. If you need assistanc

Early Queen Anne Inlaid Walnut Lowboy, early-to-mid 18th c., molded canted corners, three drawers, cabriole legs, slipper feet, h. 28 1/4 in., w. 32 in., d. 19 in

Delaware River Valley, Pennsylvania or New Jersey, ca. 1750. 29"h x 33"w x 19-3/4"d Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: www.stanleyweiss.com

Delaware Valley, 18th century, shaped crest and vasiform splat, shaped front seat rail, stocking feet with stretchers, warm brown color with traces of old surface, 39 in. repairs at one front foot (in

A Queen Anne Style Walnut Spice Chest by Robert Treate Hogg, Circa 1970. Modeled as a miniature Delaware Valley Chest on Stand in the 18th century tradition. Dovetailed case with molded corn

QUEEN ANNE LOWBOYNew England, Mid-18th CenturyIn hardwood and burled walnut veneer, with a full-width drawer over three side-by-side drawers and cabriole legs ending in pad feet.Height 30.75". Width 3

Fine Queen Anne Circassian Walnut Secretary mid-18th century, the top with a concealed drawer in the curved frieze, the drop-front writing desk fitted with an adjustable ratchet blotter and opening to

A Queen Anne Cherry Lowboy Massachusetts, Mid 18th Century Height 32 x width 35 x depth 19 1/2 inches.

Queen Anne Oak and Walnut Lowboy 18th century, the rectangular banded top with a molded edge, above a conforming case fitted with a single long drawer over two short end drawers, raised on cabriole le

Queen Anne Walnut Side Chair, Boston, mid 18th c. Yoke crest over a baluster splat on cabriole legs joined by stretchers with leather upholstered seat. Provenance: Herman E. Cooper, New York. (QWET240

English Queen Anne walnut and walnut veneer looking glass or mirror, mid-18th century, having a shaped crest above an arched plate, remnants of The London Journal, for the week ending July 2 1853, but

18th C American Queen Anne Walnut Lowboy. 34 1/4" W 20 1/2" D 31" H

American Queen Anne Walnut Drop Leaf Dining Tableprobably Southern, mid-18th century, yellow pine secondary, solid rectangular top with bowed ends, demilune drop leaf with gate-leg support, each end w

English Provincial Queen Anne solid walnut lowboy having 3 drawers resting on cabriole legs and pad feet, 18th C.; 28.5"H 30"W 18"D

18th c George II Queen Anne walnut lowboy. Petite form, molded top, 1 long drawer over 2 drawers, original brass, shaped skirt, and cabriole leg. Restoration to drawer slides. 25" wide, 19" deep, 28"

English, mid-18th C., together with a Chippendale parcel-gilt mahogany mirror, 2 pieces total Losses to Chippendale mirror, surface distress. 29-1/4"h x 12-1/4"w and 35"h x 21-1/2"w Provenance: Proper

Queen Anne walnut lowboy dresser table. Has a single deep drawer in frieze with three dummy drawer fronts. Sits on cabriole legs with pad feet. Produced early 18th Century, circa 1710. Warm aged patin

Fine English Queen Anne walnut side chair, carved crest rail; bold turned & shaped stretchers; pad feet. Mid-18th C. [Retains a good needlepoint slip seat cover with rabbit motif, 19th C. or earlier.]

A Queen Anne carved walnut side chair Delaware Valley, circa 1750 Shaped crestrail with central carved shell, shaped solid splat, slip seat, shaped apron, on cabriole legs with carved lappets to knees

18th c., molded top; long drawer over three; shaped skirt with carved shell drop; cabriole legs with shell carved knees ending in trifid feet; 29.5"h; 34.5"w; 23.5"dNOTE: Apologies, we

Mid-18th Century. 43in h x 33in w.

DESCRIPTION: Pennsylvania walnut Queen Anne Great Chair. Probably Delaware Valley circa 1720-70. Yoke back with solid wood shaped splat flanked by turned uprights. Box stretcher with a later rush wove

Massachusetts, mid 18th century, highly figured bookmatched veneers with rich color, dovetailed construction with white pine secondary, cabriole legs with pad feet, engraved brasses and escutcheons, 7

Probably American/Mid-Atlantic States, 18th C., with striped upholstery of a later date. Restorations, surface distress. 38-1/2"h x 21"w x 17"d