EARLY 19TH C. ENGLISH OAK LOW BOY WITH THREE DRAWE

An early 19th century English Georgian Chippendale lowboy or console table having three drawers with large upper drawer and two small lower drawers adorned with brass finished ornate pulls and lock re

Early 19th Century English oak lowboy having a top inset with a tool leather surface, brass pulls to the three cockbead molded drawers, and shaped apron, all resting on square turned legs on casters.

A QUEEN ANNE STYLE GEORGE III PERIOD CARVED OAK AND WALNUT LOWBOY, EARLY 19TH CENTURY, PROBABLY ENGLISH, the rectangular molded top over two drawers above a wide pierced serpentine apron, joining scro

English Oak Lowboy, 18th/19thc. rectangular top over three short drawers, raised on cabriole legs ending in pad feet. Dimensions: 28 in.h. x 31 in.w. x 19.75 in.d. Condition: Refinished, old repairs

18th/19th c. English oak Low Boy, 28"h x 32"w x 20"d

Having original pierced hardware, with two drawers over a full-width drawer and sculpted apron h. 28-1/2 w. 31 d. 19-1/2 in. Provenance: The estate of a late nonagenarian gentleman [In Situ Item] This

19th C Queen Anne English Oak Low Boy. 29 1/2" W 19 1/2" D 28 1/4" H

THREE DRAWER, BURLED LOWBOY WITH QUEEN ANNE LEGS. GOOD CONDITION, NO KEY. 30" L x 19 1/2" W x 28" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

English oak lowboy/ side table, 18th/ 19th c., having a rectangular top over a single drawer with batwing brasses, all rising on stretcher-joined turned supports, top boards with separations, approx 2

The rectangular top above frieze drawer with interior desk and shaped apron on Cabriole supports and pad feet. Interior drawers added in 19th century. H. 28 1/2" W. 32 1/4" D. 20 1/4"

A nineteenth century carved oak lowboy having molded edge top over three drawers and scalloped apron all supported on cabriole legs. Ht: 28" Width: 32" Depth: 18.5"

English Chippendale style oak low boy/side table, 19th c., with rectangular top, over single drawer with later pull, carved apron, above turned supports, joined by H stretcher, rising on ball feet, ap

Good Example of a Antique Late 18th, Early 19th century English George III Oak Cricket Table. Circular top with nice old patina over a triangular frieze and three legs joining a lower shelf. Measures

Antique English Mahogany Lowboy Table Three-Drawer Stand. Ca. late 18th to first half 19thC. Great looking original surface throughout. We Do Not Provide In-House Shipping!Please reach out to Donald C

English Georgian period mahogany lowboy, late 18th/ early 19th c., banded top, over two drawers, rising on cabriole legs, ending in paw feet, approx 28.25"h, 30"w, 17.75"d **Provenance: The estate of

A 19th century English Georgian style lowboy side table. This piece has three drawers, which feature dovetail joints and brass pulls. It rests atop four cabriole legs and is unmarked. Dimensions: 28"H

English William and Mary style oak lowboy/ table, early 20th c., having rectangular top over one drawer, rising on trumpet stretcher-joined legs, bun feet, approx 29"h, 27"w, 18 7/8"d Start Price: $30

English, early 18th C. 27-1/4"h x 29"w x 18"d

English Oak Cricket Tableearly 19th century, oval three board top, triangular tapered base with lower shelf. 28.75 x 30.5 x 26 in. The Estate of the late Betsy J. Sykes, Raleigh, NC Additional high-re

Carved Mahogany Centennial Chippendale Style Lowboy, one long over three short lipped drawers on cabriole legs on ball and claw feet, benchmade, late 19th/early 20th c, 43"w x 35"h

early 19th century, solid tiger maple and drawer fronts with birdseye maple sides, a full width drawer with heavily carved half shell over three smaller drawers, one with deep shell carving, on cabrio

The large full-length of impressive size and quality with the young boy depicted seated on a chair in three-quarter profile on a patterned rug wearing fine silk attire. He appears to be a diligent stu

English oak Welsh dresser/ kitchen cupboard, late 18th/ early 19th c., structure in two parts, molded cornice, three open shelves, front faces of shelves with holes for hanging hooks, lower case fitte

Early 17th c. English Oak Chest or Trousseau, having a two-plank hinged top, three recessed molded panels on front and two on sides, with stiles that continue into tall legs, early 19th c. replaced hi