Crafted in sold mahogany by Henkel Harris, this New England Style Lowboy was originally purchased from Fallon & Hellen in Baltimore MD. It features a clipped corner top with molded ogee edge and sits on four cabriole legs with pad feet. One full width, dovetailed upper drawer with working lock and original key. Rich, reddish brown #29 finish with a soft glow. Three lower drawers, including center drawer with shell carving. Please read Condition Notes for further detail.


Condition:
Alterations: Unknown
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Overall excellent, clean condition. Structurally sound. The finish overall is in excellent condition, with age appropriate wear and imperfections. . Two scratches on top surface, each less than 1 inch. One small dent on the top, approximately the size of a dime. Two carved acorn shaped finials beneath the center drawer are missing. Minor damage to the upper left corner of the lower left drawer front. See photos. The reseller who sold this pice to me in the late 1990s reported having the top refinished by a retired Henkel Harris craftsmen in the early 2000s. Except as noted, the history of this piece before its purchase second hand in the late 1990s is unknown. Asking price reflects these considerations.

Origin:
United States

Creator:
Brand: Henkel Harris; Styled After: Queen Anne

Materials & Techniques:
Mahogany

Details:
Country of Origin: United States
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used

Unknown; Some Imperfections; Overall excellent, clean condition. Structurally sound. The finish overall is in excellent condition, with age appropriate wear and imperfections. . Two scratches on top surface, each less than 1 inch. One small dent on the top, approximately the size of a dime. Two carved acorn shaped finials beneath the center drawer are missing. Minor damage to the upper left corner of the lower left drawer front. See photos. The reseller who sold this pice to me in the late 1990s reported having the top refinished by a retired Henkel Harris craftsmen in the early 2000s. Except as noted, the history of this piece before its purchase second hand in the late 1990s is unknown. Asking price reflects these considerations.