CHIPPENDALE MULE CHEST

Circa 1800, pine. Green repaint over red, top with applied molded edge, two false drawer fronts over two overlapping dovetailed drawers, solid ends and bracket feet. Some edge damage to drawers, repla

New England, circa 1790-1810 in white pine in old green paint, overhanging lid the bread board ends and thumb molded edge with wrought iron cotter pin hinges, over two dovetailed overlapping drawers w

New England, late 18th-early 19th century, pine. Chest with 3 faux drawers over 3 real drawers, on a bracket base. 42" high, 37.5" wide, 18" deep.

New England Chippendale maple mule chest, circa 1780, with hinged top, two faux drawers over two working drawers all resting on dovetailed bracket feet. 42.5"h x 44"w x 19"d Provenance: Raymond James

Circa 1790-1800 in white pine with ol black over red painted finish, overhanging thumb molded lid with cotter-pin hinges with lock, over two false drawers, over two graduated overlapping dovetailed dr

New England, late 18th-early 19th century, pine. Chest with 3 faux drawers over 3 real drawers, on a bracket base. Retains its original red paint that has a great grungy surface. 45" high, 41.5" wide,

Likely 18th century. Feather painted example having a hinged top over case housing shelves within lower case on a nice tall foot. The piece boasts very nice early paint decorated surface throughout. H

18th century, likely New England. Having a rectangular top with shaped edge above lower case housing two faux drawers above two drawers atop tall feet. The piece has a nice older finish. H43 1/2" W38

New England Chippendale Painted Softwood Mule Chest. 37-1/2"h. x 41"w. x 18"d.

A Chippendale stained pine mule chest, late 18th century, having a hinged top enclosing a full width and depth compartment, the front faced with one faux drawer above two genuine drawers, raised on br

Line Item # 16 Early 20th C, Chippendale style, shell inlay, ogee bracket functional bottom drawer. 38.5 tall x 52 wide x 21.5 deep

A William and Mary Red Painted Pine Two-Drawer Blanket or Mule Chest New England, Early 18th Century appears to retain the original bale and snipe hinges and feet, with an historic red-painted surface

Tiger maple Chippendale chest on chest. Circa 1800. Untouched condition with original brasses. H 77", upper case W 34", lower case W 36", D 18-3/4". Excellent as found condition. Minor losses and impe

This rare pair of George III period mahogany Chippendale chest on chest with broken arch pediments have dressing / brushing slides and come in 3-parts. These finely crafted chest on chest come in thre

New England Chippendale chest on chest, circa 1760-1790, cherry / cherrywood, in two pieces, upper case with coved cornice over five graduated thumb-molded drawers, lower case with four graduated thum

"OG" top and middle molding, sunburst and flute center drawer, with graduating drawers. Dovetailed, Beveled drawer and body, bracket feet. Probably New England, New Hampshire or Massachusetts. 41" X 2

QUARTER COLUMNS & OGEE BRACKET FEET . 43.5" X 22.5" X 78.5" TALL

18th century period Chippendale carved chest on chest. Carved fan motif on drawer face just below the broken pediment crest. Lower section features drawers with a curved serpentine front. Measures a t

A tiger maple Chippendale ten drawer chest by cabinetmaker Eldred Wheeler. Model CHE10. With a hand carved center drawer and ogee feet. 56 in tall x 37 in wide x 19-1/2 in deep.

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY CHIPPENDALE CHEST OF DRAWERS, PROBABLY LONDON, CIRCA 1770, of rectangular form with carved tracery decoration to the apron and front of canted corners, consisting of two drawers

Rectangular top, two drawers over three graduated drawers with foliate border inlay, brass pulls, bracket feet, overall 36.5" h. x 22.25" x 38". From the estate of Hazel Hanlon, lifetime collector and

New England Chest on Chest, Massachusetts, Likely Boston Area. Maple, eastern white pine secondary. Molded cornice, fan carving, shaped bracket feet. Brasses replaced(not in original holes). Beautiful

NEW ENGLAND PAINT-DECORATED PINE MULE CHEST, the hinged rectangular lid with battens affixed to the underside concealing a shallow well, case with two false drawers over two full drawers, solid ends,

Attributed to New London County, Connecticut, quarter 18th century, cherry with poplar, pine and chestnut secondary. Two piece with quarter columns with stop fluting on both halves. Top has molded cor