NC Chippendale Painted Blanket Chest

circa 1770; possibly Octorara River Valley, painted tulip decoration, 23 in. H., 49 in. W., 22 in. D.; Property from the Estate of Barbara Mertz

attributed to Virginia or North Carolina, late 18th century, yellow pine throughout, wrought iron hinges, dovetailed case, blue painted surface, original feet, 22-1/2 x 47 x 18-3/4 in.

Circa 1800, America. Two board top having molded edge above nicely joined nailed case resting on bracket base. The piece has a good early salmon painted surface with light blue paint under the second

Late 18th century Chippendale red-painted pine, lift-top, 2-drawer blanket chest, 46" H x 41" W x 17" D. Chipped to area of molding.

Southern Chippendale Painted Diminutive Blanket Chestwestern North Carolina, circa 1800, white pine butt-joined case with all over original red paint, rectangular hinged lid with snipe hinges, base of

CHIPPENDALE PAINTED PINE BLANKET CHEST, 18/19TH C. H. 16" W. 43"

American Painted Chippendale Blanket Chestprobably Pennsylvania, late 18th century, poplar and white pine, dovetailed case, hinged lid with original fishtail strap hinges and applied molded edge, till

Late 18th century, poplar. Lid with routed edges and breadboard ends, dovetailed case, ogee bracket feet and interior lidded till. Original red and black grain paint and black trim and feet. Wear, age

An 18th C. blue painted Chippendale blanket chest having a interior fitted with a glovebox, raised over two drawers and a black painted bracket feet base. 31-1/2 in tall x 48 in wide x 21-1/4 in deep.

PIEDMONT VIRGINIA CHIPPENDALE PAINTED YELLOW PINE BLANKET CHEST, dovetailed case, applied edge molding to the cotter-pin hinged lid, applied dovetailed base with bracket feet. Original black-painted s

A Chippendale Red-Painted Pine Two-Drawer Blanket Chest Likely Pennsylvania, Circa 1800 The back panel inscribed in black paint  R Kochenderfer Hays City, Kansas. Height 29 x width 47 1/2 x depth

1810 C PAINTED DECORATED BLANKET CHEST WITH CHIPPENDALE BRACKET BASE 41 X 20 X 20

An 18th C. Chippendale pine blanket chest having a red painted case over a black painted base. Dovetailed construction with two drawers. 29in tall x 50in wide x 23in deep.

American, late 18th/early 19th century, grain painted with faux inlay and brass Chippendale style hardware. 41" x 18" x 41" H.

PIEDMONT VIRGINIA CHIPPENDALE WALNUT BLANKET CHEST, hinged lid with iron strap hinges, on applied base with bracket feet, later red-painted surface, lacking lock. Yellow pine secondary wood. Possibly

18th century American Chippendale wooden blanket chest with a hinged lid and one drawer. With two metal drawer pulls. The chest with four legs and painted dark brown.Height: 35 in x width: 44 1/2 in x

Virginia Painted Blanket Chest on Frameattributed to Southside Virginia, circa 1735-50, (Roanoke River Basin chest on frame group), yellow pine and walnut, two part form, dovetailed blanket chest feat

Southeastern Pennsylvania, possibly Dauphin County. Provenance: This chest illustrated in Fabian, Monroe "The Pennsylvania German Decorated Chest" (1978). Three related chests sold at Christie's: Oct.

signed by artist Anno Domini on front with Original hand forged reinforced strap acorn hinges, constructed of pine, one side of piece on top is missing measures 21.25" high x 48.75" wide x 20" deep

18th c. Paint Decorated Pine Lift Top Blanket Chest, molded edge top with snipe hinges, case with two faux over two real drawers with brass batwing pulls, set on a bracket base, 39" high, 35" x 15 1/2

American (probably Berks County, Pennsylvania), early 19th century. A painted blanket chest in poplar and pine of dovetailed construction and decorated with a geometrical and floral design, dated 1806

Fourth quarter 18th century, poplar. Applied moldings around lid, dovetailed case, bracket feet and interior lidded till. Original dark blue paint and red hearts on front. Strap hinge and original loc

19TH C BLUE PAINTED BLANKET CHEST, ORIGINAL BLUE PAINT, FEET ADDED LATER, 41 X 18 X 18.5

Early miniature blanket chest with molded lid. Snipe hinges and boot jack ends. Early, possibly original red paint. Transitional rosehead-square nailed. New England, probably Connecticut, circa 1800.