EARLY AMERICAN SOUTHERN EMPIRE CHEST

Early American Southern cherry chest with four graduating drawers on turned feet; 46"H 48"W 16.5"D

Early 19th century American Empire chest of drawers with Greek key decorated semi-circle front legs with three long, graduated, dovetailed drawers, below two short ogee drawers, flanked by recessed og

An early 19th century American Empire Transitional chest. Birdseye and Soft Maple construction with a scrolled backsplash and attached swing mirror over a base with two short and three long graduated

American Empire bachelor's chest/ wardrobe, early 20th c., two doors faced with beveled mirror plates, opening to fitted interior with hanging racks, five drawers, bracket feet on casters, partial lab

Circa 1860's Early American Empire Flame Mahogany Locking 3 Drawer Bachelors Chest of Drawers. Brass lock hardware. Rare Milk glass top. 30" x 14" x 30". 1 pull absent.

Early 19th c. Two Over Three Drawer Chest, having burl veneer drawer fronts and wooden mushroom form pulls, with two short drawers over three long drawers, flanked by carved barley twist side columns,

Early 19th Century American Four Drawer Chest with double chimney stack gallery. Measuring approx. 52" tall 48" wide 20" deep. Surface wear and scuffs throughout consistent with age. See Photos.

American Southern 2 drawer chest in cherry. On turned legs. Early 20th century. 34 1/4"h x 39 1/2"w x 25"d

American (Ohio) early 19th century. A late Federal to early Empire chest of drawers in cherry with pine secondary, having a formed gallery with two short drawers over one long drawer, flanked by sunfl

American, likely New York, early 20th century. A mahogany Empire style chest of drawers or dresser, having a overhanging white marble top and cornice, supported by flanking applied columns on a rounde

American, late 19th - early 20th Century. Both are folksy Empire-style miniature paint-decorated chests of drawers. The larger (constructed from wood cigar boxes) is grain-decorated with bold, scrolle

An American Federal chest of drawers. Probably Southern. 19th/20th century. Having 4 drawers with replaced horn & cannon brass pulls, incised lines, diamond inlaid escutcheons, scalloped apron. 36 3/8

Early 19th century, possibly Southern. The piece has a thick top above four slightly graduated drawers resting on a bracket foot. The drawers are poplar throughout and quite thick at the sides. H41 1/

Mahogany and poplar, Baltimore, circa 1810 - 1820, deep top drawer for storing bonnets, penciled to underside of one drawer: "Bought at the sale of Francis Scott Key Dec. 21 1859 by Dr. Swope". Upon F

1 Door and 3 Drawers, 1 Lid. Has appearance of a Sugar Chest. Dove Tail Drawers, turned legs. 1 Board on top has stains. Front door hinge screw is out. Minor repair for hinge screw. 31 1/2"W x 19"W x

American Empire-style commode / chest of three drawers, having oversized top and brass escutcheon and hardware, to include key 35"h x 39"w x 18"d Provenance: A San Antonio, Texas collection We happ

Oil on canvas. Framed. Apparently unsigned. Image size, 24H x 20L.

DESCRIPTION: American Empire chest of drawers of mixed woods. Mid Atlantic. Circa 1850. Front of each drawer faced in birds-eye maple veneer. Form consisting of four long drawers with two short drawer

This chest is done in Flame Mahogany with ornately carved posts, turned knobs and ball feet. There 6 large drawers, with 4 of the turned knobs missing. The chest appears to be in good overall conditio

Antique 19th C American Empire Chest of Drawers. Circa 1830-40 American Empire period chest of drawers with claw feet and carved columns. Measures 40.5 x 46 x 24 inches.

Antique 19th C Early American Chest of Drawers. Having Five drawers, carved bonnet at base, dovetailed drawers and old hardware. Measures 47 x 39.5 x 19.5 inches.

Second quarter 19th century, mahogany with pine and poplar secondary. Dovetailed gallery back, paneled ends, full octagonal pilasters, four dovetailed drawers, hairy paw front legs and turned back leg

Finish has some wear and light scratches

Antique American Empire Chest of Drawers Circa 1840. Measures 49 inches x 50 inches x 25 inches. Property of a designer decorated Pound Ridge, NY estate.