T. Wolfert Highboy

1932 Ford Highboy Roadster Engine: 350 cid Transmission: Automatic Exterior Color: Blue Crystal Metallic Interior Color: Dark Blue Built by Cruzer' Customs, this 1932 Ford Roadster was a finalist for

A two part Q.A highboy, top section with a moulded cornice over two short over four long drawers, base with three short drawers in tiger maple, above a high scrolled cut out apron (typical of other NH

Queen Anne Maple Bonnet-Top Highboy, MA. 18th cent. Samuel Breckinridge (1881-1958) & Christine Graham Long (1888-1959). Ht. 7' 4" W 36" D 20".

Good early highboy. Primary wood looks like walnut. Yellow pine secondary wood. Probably South western Pennsylvania. H 72", W lower case: 40"; W upper case 38-1/2, overall D 22-1/4". Provenance. Suzie

Massachusetts Queen Anne Walnut Bonnet-Top Highboy. Attributed to Benjamin Frothingham, Charlestown, MA, circa 1740-1760, 84-1/2"h. x 42"w. x 22"d.

Fine New Hampshire Queen Anne maple highboy, Dunlap school, Southern NH. Top with five graduated drawers, base with four drawers including one with fan carving on bandy legs. Inscribed 1790 on back. 7

Connecticut Queen Anne Carved Cherrywood Highboy, c. 1750, bonnet top with broken arch cornice, turned finials, fan-carved drawers, scalloped apron, cabriole legs, pad feet, dovetailed case, pine seco

Mira Nakashima (American, b. 1942)"Highboy" Tall Chest of Drawers, New Hope, Pennsylvania, 1993American black walnut Interior signed: "Nakashima" H: 53, L: 36, W: 19 7/8 in.PROVENANCE:Acquired directl

Queen Anne Walnut Highboy, early 18th century, the molded cornice above a case fitted with a single ogee-molded frieze drawer, over two short drawers and three graduated long drawers, all with herring

Circa 1750-1760, Height 78 inches, 84 inches with finial, width 38.5 inches, depth 21 inches. CONDITION: Some repairs to drawers, replaced finials.

Queen Anne highboy chest on chest with bonnet top, shell fan carvings, acorn accents, and Chippendale style ball and claw feet. Measures 75.5" tall 38.5" wide 19.5" depth.

New England Queen Ann Fan Carved Highboy. 18th century, cherry. Probably Connecticut River Valley. Ht. 6' 10" W 37". A Buffalo, NY Family.

American Queen Anne maple flat-top highboy, 18th/19th c., possibly Connecticut, figured maple, pine secondary, brass pulls and backplates, in two parts, with flat molded cornice concealing hidden draw

circa 1770. Cheery, fan carved with cabriole leg, pad foot, old brasses. Ht. 5 11" W 35" D 20".

From Slatoff Estate. 2 piece. Ball and claw feet. Shell carved knees. Walnut. Bottom has 3 dovetail drawers. Top has 8 dovetail drawers. 72" h x 43 5/8" w x 24" d.

the upper case with molded full broken-arch, three short drawers over four graduated drawers; the lower case with one long over three short drawers, the center drawer with fan carving; original brass;

American Chippendale tiger maple highboy, possibly Pennsylvania, upper case with molded cornice, three over two short drawers, over three graduated long drawers flanked by fluted quarter columns, the

Diminutive Queen Anne highboy. Connecticut, circa 1760. Condition: Very clean original condition. Original brasses. Old finish. H 71-3/4" W 37-1/8" D 19". Copy and paste link for high-res images: http

Queen Anne figured maple flat top highboy, perhaps NH, c 1760-80, the flat top with narrow molding above 2 plain & one fan carved box drawer above 4 graduated thumb-molded drawers; lower portion with

18th c. maple Connecticut highboy. Descended in the Morris Family, Danbury Ct.. Top has central carved full fan, flanked by (4) drawers, over (4) drawers, base has central carved half fan, flanked by

American, circa 1810-1830. Quality two part tiger maple highboy. Chest on legs with flat top seated on Queen Anne legs with ball and claw feet (later addition). Measuring approx 76" tall x 42" wide x

Antique highboy, New England, circa 1780. Refinished , mostly original brasses. Some lip repair. H 72-1/2" Upper case W 35-1/2" lower case W 38" D 18". Please refer to this link for high-res images. h

12 Drawers & Locking Cabinet with Key. Teak Gentlemans dresser chest by Arne Wahl Iversen for Vinde Mobelfabrik, Skive, Denmark. 45.5in tall x 45.5in wide x 18in deep

American, 18th C. 7'5"h x 40"w x 20-1/2"d