ENGLISH WILLIAM & MARY 17th C CHEST

Four-drawer oak chest with paneled doors, original hardware. H.: 38'' W.: 39 1/2'' D.: 23 1/2''

A typical example of the period with geometric paneled drawers, period brass drop pulls, stepped based raised on bun feet, English 17th C.H.: 36'' W.: 37 1/2'' D.: 21 1/4''

Ca. late 17thC. Very good condition with age appropriate wear and minor repairs as shown within the pictures. Four molded panel drawers in alternating sizes, over baluster turned legs and bun feet, co

English 17th c. William & Mary Marquetry Inlaid Five-Drawer Chest, brass teardrop pulls, ending on later applied cut out base, 33" high, 39 1/2" x 22 1/4". Old refinish, minor inlay repairs.

English William and Mary oak chest of drawers, 17th/ 18th c., two-board top, two short drawers over three long drawers, all with geometric paneled drawer fronts, rising on ball/ bun feet, approx 37.25

English William and Mary two piece oak chest of drawers, circa late 17th c., 50" (h) x 45" x 24"

William & Mary oak chest on stand, late 17th c. English, shaped top with 4 graduated dovetailed & paneled drawers on stand with a single drawer. Approx. w. 39", h. 48.25", d. 22.75". Provenance: From

Four drawers with traditional x-form decoration and period brass hardware, accented with barley twist detail. The chest in two parts. English, 17th C. H. 37 1/2" W. 38" D. 23"

Ca. second half 17thC. English. Two aligned drawers over three drawers, with geometric panel drawer fronts, frame with turned legs and bun feet, connected by shaped stretchers. Graduated drawers. Beau

Ca. late 17thC. England. Very good condition. Three geometric panel graduated drawers, bracket feet (may be replaced). Scarce piece to find in any condition.

with four geometric molded long drawers on bun feet; William & Mary style hardware. 40" high, 40" wide, 22" deep. Losses, cracking, staining. Property of a New Canaan CT estate.

Seven plank elm and oak chest, hand cut with V-notched feet. Carved frieze along top front rail.English late 17th C. H. 23" W. 39" D.14 1/2"

English, late 17th C. 35"h x 37"w x 21"d

Carved oak box with period metal hinges and carved decoration on front face. H.: 6 3/4'' W.: 20'' D.: 12 3/4''

William and Mary walnut veneered chest of drawers, circa 1675-1695 with replaced 18thC brasses. Raised on bun feet with molded top and bottom, this piece remains largely intact and original.

Two plank top. Band of frieze below overhanging front lip and above single drawer with two pulls and escutcheon. Period hardware. With bobbin and turn legs and stretchers. English, late 17th C. H. 26

English William and Mary Oak Chest of Drawers, 17th/18thc. with rectangular top over two short and three graduated long drawers, with molded details, the sides of the case similarly molded, raised on

Period William & Mary, c. late 17th century. Beautiful burl wood dresser. Dovetail drawers, brass teardrop pulls/hardware and inlaid burl wood details. Dimensions: H 36" x W 38.5" x D 21.5" Condition:

WILLIAM AND MARY ENGLISH OAK SIDE TABLE LATE 17TH CENTURY Height: 28 in. by Width: 31 in. by Depth: 21

William-and-Mary Oak Chest on Stand 17th century, the upper case with two-over-three drawers, on a base with a band of three drawers on baluster supports. h. 54", w. 36-3/4", d. 23-1/4"

A Rare English William and Mary Inlaid Walnut Cabinet on Chestlate 17th/early 18th century, walnut veneer featuring burl panels, light and dark wood inlays, oak and pine secondary, two part form, appl

AN ENGLISH WILLIAM AND MARY CARVED OAK FOUR DRAWER CHEST, LATE 17TH/EARLY 18TH CENTURY, the rectangular top within molded trim above drawers centering three stepped rectangular molded panels with rave

English, late 17th/early 18th century. A matched pair of William and Mary period oak side chairs, each with scrolled open work crest over rectangular back with central caning flanked by block and ring

English William and Mary style chest on stand, 19th c., having molded cornice, upper chest fitted with five drawers, on stand with three additional drawers, scalloped apron, stretcher-joined turned le