18TH C. QUEEN ANNE MAPLE NEW ENGLAND HIGHBOY

An 18th C. New England Queen Anne tiger maple two part highboy, upper case with two over four figured maple drawers. Lower section with full length upper drawer over three lower drawers, and a fan car

New England maple Queen Anne two-part highboy, 18th c., with scalloped skirt and pad feet. 64"h x 38"w x 19.5"d

Fine quality, early 20th century copy of an 18th century New England early American highboy. Possibly by Eldred Wheeler. Measuring approx 5ft tall x 34" wide x 20" deep. Very good condition and execut

New England, 18th C. 5'10"h x 38-1/2"w x 21"d

New England, Second-Half 18th C. 5'8"h x 39"w x 22"d

American, 18th century with later elements. Likely New England, flat top cherry highboy, in two parts having a shaped cornice, nine-drawers, scalloped apron and rising on cabriole legs. Unmarked. Appr

18th c New England Queen Anne maple drop leaf table. Old refinished. 42" long, 27" h.

Fitted with a later top, height 42.5 inches, width 42 inches, depth 21.25 inches.

New England cherry highboy base with two long drawers, bottom fan carved drawer simulating three drawers, shaped apron with drop finials, on Queen Anne cabriole legs, in later blue paint. 35”H x

18TH C. NEW ENGLAND QUEEN ANNE FIGURED MAPLE TABLE. Drop leaf with a cabriole legs ending in pad feet, 27 3/4” H x 47” L x 15” W (closed) 16” leaf depth

18th century, scrubbed maple oval top, baluster turned splay leg stand with stretchers, set on turned feet, pine rails and cross brace, 24-3/4 x 34-1/2 x 24-1/4 in.

18th century, circular drop leaf top, shaped apron, cabriole legs, two gate legs, double molded pad feet, 29 x 48 x 16 in. Provenance: Collection of Jim and CeCe Leonard, Jamestown, North Carolina

Walnut Queen Anne 2-pc Highboy, New England, 18th c top with 2 short drawers flanking a fan carved deep central drawer, over 4 graduated lipped drawers, the base with one long drawer over three short

New England Queen Anne Pine Drop Leaf Table"NEW ENGLAND, EARLY 18TH CENTURY A fine New England carved maple Queen Anne drop leaf table. The table is supported by finely carved legs terminating into ra

New England Queen Anne 18th c maple tavern table. Single board maple top, maple legs. Peg construction, refinished with traces of old red surface. 35" l, 25" w, 17"h. All original period table heavily

American, 18th / 19th c. Comprising a Queen Anne rush seat side chair, two turned maple ladderback armchairs, New England, and a Queen Anne rush seat example. 4 pieces From 37" l to 47 3/4" l By desce

18th c New England Birch Queen Anne two part highboy, upper 5 drawer section with cornice molding over lower section with center fan, cabriole legs and pad feet. Later surface, marriage. 80 x 39 x 20"

maple and tiger maple with tray top and inlaid diamond and star, shaped apron and cabriole legs ending in ridged pad feet. Probably New Hampshire, 18th century. 24" high, 25 1/2" long, 19" wide. Shrin

Rhode Island or Coastal Connecticut, 18th century, two case construction, figured maple with white pine secondary, rosehead nails with dovetailed construction, lower case with deeply scalloped skirt,

A New England Queen Anne tiger maple mule chest, mid 18th century, the molded lift top enclosing two large open compartments, having two drawers below, raised on bracket feet. Dimensions:height 37in;

New England Queen Anne figured maple drop leaf table with turned straight legs ending in pad feet, mid 18th century. 27" high, 43 3/4" wide, 16" deep; open 42 3/4" wide. condition: top with finish wea

New England, 18th Century. 47in h x 32in w. Condition: Small chip losses to pad feet; crewelwork upholstery worn. Together with hand needlework measured panels.

18th century, likely New England. The set having a nicely carved upper frame with shaped back continuing down to rush seat and resting atop Spanish feet. Some restoration to back legs. Finish is nice

Probably New England, mid 18th century. Oval top on rectangular frieze supported by cabriole legs with pad feet. H26 3/4" W32 1/2" D21" Collection of a South Carolina Gentleman.