18th C. German Oak Cassone

Also known as a German Westphalian bed with Elizabethan influences, circa 1650-1680 with later alterations. The traditional carved headboard and matching panelled footboard with barley twistcanopy sup

18th Century German oak chest. Front is highly carved in floral, scrolling, and geometric motifs. Two panels each side at front, ANNO (year) at left side and 1774 at right. Interior lidded compartment

A continental carved oak cassone, probably Italian, 18th century. Decorated throughout with carved arches & columns including the interior of the hinged lid, resting on lion paw feet. 25 3/4" x 50 1/2

18TH.C. GERMAN CARVED WALNUT CASSONE, H 28", W 80"An antique carved wood cassone. Offers a hinged top, hand-carved and painted facade and wrought iron handles. Key not included.

Italian, 18th century. A large oak cassone, having a highly carved front panel, decorated with figural motifs and foliates, with applied wrought iron bale handles to the sides. Apparently unmarked. Ap

BELGIAN CARVED OAK CASSONE 18TH.C. H 21" W 37" D 15" Or small coffer. Peg construction. Plank top. Sideboards continuing to trestle base. Carved facade with blind tracery as well as center relief of m

Front carved with (4) panels of scrolls, fans and pinwheels, locking top with snipe hinges opens to till, shoe feet. 25 x 72 x 22 1/2 inches.

An 18th century German wall hanging cabinet. Oak construction with forged iron hardware. Features a shaped molded cornice over a single hinged door with carved crowned monogram flanked by flat pilaste

Continental Carved oak Cassone, 18th c, pinned frame, paneled front, interior till, 29"h x 55"w x 21"d

Large Continental Carved Oak Cassone 17th/18th century, in the Baroque style, the front deeply relief-carved with the central panel depicting a man on horseback with chickens, with hand-wrought iron h

Full title: A large German oak wooden four-door wardrobe, 18th C. Description: H 225 x L 400 x D 84 cm About this sale: Paul De Grande is one of the major dealers of antique furniture, fine sculptures

Austrian or German Painted Oak Chest 18th century Height 35 x width 61 x depth 14 1/2 inches Estimate $300-500 Property from the Estate of Patrick Henry Jr., Snowmass, Colorado with later elements

German 17th/18thC Oak Bible Box with Applied Moldings Decoration, Having a dovetailed oak case with pine bottom with two wrought strap hinges on the inside, the top and the front side have an applied

Italian carved oak cassone with carved scenes of religious figures standing in arches, mounted on lion paw feet, 18th century or later. 20" H x 59" W x 19" D.

A German Baroque Oak and Marquetry Coffer 18th Century Height 26 3/4 x width 43 x depth 24 1/4 inches.

South German walnut, oak, and pine three-drawer commode, 18th century, in the late Baroque taste, with banded shaped serpentine walnut top above three conforming drawers, on a plinth base with bun fee

A Continental Carved Giltwood Ecclesiastical Figure likely 18th century, possibly German or English, robed male figure with bible in left hand, mounted atop a molded oak stand. 18 in. From the Collect

German carved oak tall case clock with painted dial, signed _hrist Backman, Philadelphia with calendar wheel, 30-hour works, ornately carved case, 18th c. 101"h x 21"w x 12"d

Possibly English comprising 18th century elements. Carved oak case in the Jacobean or William and Mary taste. Having applied recessed geometric molding and six drawers, rising on flattened ball feet.

Exquisite 18th Century German horn powder flask, carved with a finely detailed hunting scene in relief depicting dogs on a stag with a hunter in the background, complete with a wheellock.

An 18th Century Westerwald Salt Glazed Stoneware Jug. "Georgius Rex" German vessel with applied handle, brushed with cobalt and manganese slip with tooled collar, incised patterns and center medallion

18th Century German - Dutch hand carved wood chest box or trunk with iron mounts Hand carved floral designs throughout the exterior and lid. Iron hardware including the handle, the hinges, locking mec

Germany, most likely Bavaria, ca. 18th century CE. Stunning heavy wooden carving of the head of a male lion. Mouth slightly open exposing four sharp fangs, long mane flowing along each side of his maj

A good late 18th Century English long case clock by Thomas Binks of Barningham, England (b. 1737-1806), the thirty-hour brass dial encased in a good oak case, original weights, circa 1780, condition: