An antique carved mahogany highboy chest of drawers, likely English or American, 18th or early 19th century. The upper case features two small drawers over three graduated full-width drawers, all with ornate brass escutcheons and pulls. The lower case has a central drawer flanked by two smaller drawers, all above a beautifully carved apron and supported by four turned legs with a stretcher base. The wood exhibits a rich, deep patination. This piece reflects a Queen Anne or early Georgian aesthetic with its cabriole legs and ornate hardware, though the stretcher base is more commonly associated with earlier periods. Construction appears to be solid wood with hand-cut dovetails visible on some drawer fronts. The back panels show significant age with visible wood grain and some repairs. This highboy is a fine example of period furniture, showcasing craftsmanship and elegant design.

Dimensions:
Height 60, Width 40, Depth 20 inches
Weight 150 lbs

Condition:
Good, with wear commensurate with age and use. There are visible scratches, dents, and some losses to the finish, particularly on the edges and corners. The back panels show evidence of repair and age-related splitting. Hardware appears original but shows tarnishing and minor bending. Structurally sound.

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• Low Estimate: 1500.00
• High Estimate: 3000.00