Pennsylvania Sheraton Chest of Drawers

DESCRIPTION: Pennsylvania Sheraton chest of drawers.C. 1810-20. The form consists of a rectangular case resting on four turned feet. Recessed panel sides and four graduated front drawers. The vertical

DESCRIPTION: Pennsylvania cherry Sheraton chest of drawers. Circa 1820. The form consisting of a case with four graduated with glass knobs. The case resting on simple turned feet. Probably Susquehanna

Pennsylvania Sheraton Cherry Chest of Drawers. 44"h. x 40"w. x 20"d. Condition: Good with wear and stains to top, refinished.

Pennsylvania Sheraton Cherry Semi-tall Chest of Drawers with old red finish. Three split upper dovetailed drawers over four full width dovetailed graduated drawers, paneled sides and turned feet. 48-1

Pennsylvania Sheraton mahogany chest of drawers, c.1820. 41.5"h.x40.5"w.

Pennsylvania Sheraton Cherry and Mahogany Bow-Front Chest of Drawers. 42"h. x 41"w. x 22-1/2"d. Condition: Good with wear.

DESCRIPTION: Pennsylvania Sheraton four drawer chest. Circa 1820. Turned Sheraton feet support a 4 drawer case. Each cock beaded drawer with a round brass. Overmixing top and paneled sides. MEASUREMEN

Pennsylvania Sheraton Cherry Bowfront Chest of Drawers. 42"h. x 38-3/4"w. x 23-3/4"d. Condition: Good with wear and veneer loss. Refinished.

A Pennsylvania Sheraton figured cherry chest of drawers, second quarter 19th century, having four graduated long drawers and paneled sides. Dimensions:height 37 3/4in; width 41in; depth 20 1/4in Prove

DESCRIPTION: A walnut rural Pennsylvania Hepplewhite to Sheraton high chest of drawers. C. 1820. The three-over-five drawer arrangement is housed in a tall case resting on splayed French bracket feet.

Pennsylvania Sheraton Cherry Bow-Front Chest of Drawers. 39-1/2"h. x 41-1/2"w. x 24"d. Condition: Good with wear and losses.

A Pennsylvania black walnut Sheraton chest having 4 graduated drawers, all with matching brass rosette pulls and brass escutcheons, fluted side columns leading to turned feet, circa 1820-30. Some stai

Pennsylvania Sheraton Cherry and Tiger Maple Chest of Drawers. Two over three dovetailed drawers, paneled sides and turned feet. 45"h. x 41"w. x 20-1/2"d. Condition: Good with minor wear, refinished.

A Pennsylvania Sheraton faux grain-painted pine chest of drawers, second quarter 19th century, the superstructure having a shaped backsplash and two small drawers,above a deep drawer and three small d

Pennsylvania Sheraton Cherry and Tiger Maple Bow Front Chest of Drawers. Circa 1820-1830, four full width graduated cockaded drawers, original brass floral rosette pulls, oval key echelons, banded mah

Pennsylvania Sheraton Cherry Tall Chest. Cove molded cornice, 3-over-2-over-5 full with graduated cock beaded dovetailed drawers with original brass thistle flower pulls, paneled sides and turned feet

American miniature Sheraton chest of drawers, having four drawers with wood knobs, on turned legs, label marked ''M. Forster'' on bottom. One knob with minor loss, split on back, minor wear. 8-1/2''h,

This wonderful mid 19th century chest of drawers made in Pennsylvania retains a very pleasing surface. It appears to have the original keyhole escutcheon and brass knobs. 42" across x 20.25" wide x 4

Early 19th c. Sheraton chest of drawers. Birdseye maple drawer fronts. 39" x 17 1/2" x 44".

Height 41 inches, width 39.6 inches, depth 17.5 inches.

Southern Sheraton chest of drawers. Cherry primary, poplar secondary wood. Rectangular overhanging top on a square case with reeded pilasters. 4 graduated drawers with cockbeaded edges, dovetailed con

19th century, cherry, birds eye maple veneer, white pine and poplar secondary, top with applied maple veneer, matching veneers to drawer fronts, raised on turned legs. 45.5 x 42 x 21.5 in.

American, 19th century. A chest of drawers in cherry, having a rectangular surface over four graduated dovetailed drawers with mushroom knobs, the paneled case with reeded stiles, rising on turned leg

Bowed front, having four graduated cock-beaded drawers, turret corner top above acanthus leaf and reeded stiles ending in turned legs, attributed to William Hook, of Salem, MA, 41 1/2 x 44 x 22 1/2 in