Harold Sack Reproduction Hepplewhite Sideboard

Mahogany and mahogany veneer; serpentine front; (2) concave short and (1) bow front long drawer over (2) convex doors; line inlaid and cuffed straight tapered legs; oval urn form inlays on convex door

Winterthur Museum Kindel Furniture Co. reproduction New York Hepplewhite style mahogany inlaid side board. 40"h x 75.5"w x 26.5"d

Reproduction; mahogany and mahogany veneer; serpentine front; (1) short and (1) long; (1) short drawer over cabinet doors; straight tapered legs; front legs having belle flower inlay; top cross banded

Delaware Inlaid Mahogany Hepplewhite Sideboard, in the manner of George Whitelock, reverse bowed central section with central drawer over two doors, flanked by two bowed doors, string inlay, tapered l

Inlaid mahogany Hepplewhite sideboard, American, D-shaped top, over 5 short string inlaid drawers over conforming doors & bottle drawers, tops of legs with oval eagle inlaid medallions, the legs with

Stickley Mahogany Hepplewhite Sideboard w/ Brass Gallery in very good condition, Secret Compartments Hidden in Backs of Cabinets, Felt Lined Silverware Drawer, Bell Flower Inlays, Serpentine Front, In

Ca. 1800, English, small sized sideboard, with banded inlaid mahogany top, with intricate inlaid front facade containing two drawers in the center flanked by bow end bottle drawers, on tapered legs, e

Early 19th C, Spartanburg SC, heart pine secondary, string & barber pole inlay, original surface, pull replaced 100 years ago, 38 tall x 63 Wide x 22.5 deep

18th c. Charleston South Carolina mahogany bellflower inlaid sideboard. 73" x 28 1/2" x 43 1/2".

A Baker Charleston Reproduction bow-front mahogany sideboard having a banded top over a five drawer case, raised on six tapering legs. 38 x 67-1/2 x 26in.

A Baker Hepplewhite style sideboard. Mahogany construction with contrasting Satinwood banding, inlaid fans and contrasting stringing. Features a shaped top over three short dovetailed drawers flanked

HEPPLEWHITE SIDEBOARDBaltimore, Circa 1800In mahogany and mahogany veneer, with exceptionally grained veneer on drawer and cupboard fronts. Cupboards at sides flank a central drawer over a two-door cu

Mahogany Banded Inlaid Hepplewhite Sideboard by Baker, (Historic Charleston Edition). 67 3/4" W 26" D 38 1/4" H "ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRI

ANTIQUE INLAID HEPPLEWHITE SIDEBOARD ATTRIBUTED TO GEORGE WHITELOCK WILMINGTON DE

A Baker Historic Charleston Reproduction Federal-style bow-front mahogany sideboard with a banded top over a five-drawer case, raised on six tapering legs. Metal tag. 38in tall x 67-1/2in wide x 26in

Georgian inlaid mahogany Hepplewhite serpentine sideboard, c1790-1800,; central reverse bowed drawer with deep bottle drawer on left, 2 short drawers on right, tall brass spindle gallery at rear of to

beautiful 5 drawer , 2 door, Hepplewhite sideboard measuring 40" high x 69.75" wide x 27.75" deep (distress cracks on both sides) see pictures

Baker Furniture (American, founded 1903), 20th century. A Historic Charleston Hepplewhite style mahogany bow front sideboard with wreath drawer pulls. Marked to interior of drawer. Approx. h. 38.375",

Fine New York Hepplewhite mahogany inlaid sideboard, circa 1790, with D-shaped top, square tapered legs and banded cuffs. 42"h x 66"w x 25"d

Antique 19th C Federal / Hepplewhite Sideboard. Having inlaid wood, dovetailed drawers, tapered legs. Property of a historic Hudson River Valley mansion. Measures 39 x 66 x 22 inches.

Circa late 18th century inlaid bowfront sideboard with tapered legs. Age related wear, some cracking to veneer. Measures 54.5" x 26" wide 39" tall.

Early 19th century mahogany Hepplewhite sideboard having single board tops, fine inlay, 36" H x 63 1/4" L x 27 1/4" d.

Antique 19th C Federal / Hepplewhite Sideboard. Having inlaid wood, banding and tapered legs.40 inches x 72 inches x 27 inches. Property of a historic Bedford New York 19th Century mansion.

A Kindel Winterthur Reproduction Empire-style sideboard after a piece attributed to Joseph B. Barry, and purchased by Winterthur from the estate of Andy Warhol. Mahogany with carved and gilt adorned c