Cherry Chest #95

A Rare Chippendale Cherry Chest on Chest, Attr. to Eliphalet Chapin Attributed to Eliphalet Chapin, circa 1750-1780. Carved fretwork and scroll top. Nice mellow patina. Literature: Fine Points of Furn

with fluted corner columns 76" tall 42 1/2" wide 18 1/2" deep late 18th century

A Fine Pennsylvania Hepplewhite Chest Of Drawers, Circa 1790-1820 With Three Drawers Over Two Drawers, Over Four Drawers, All Drawers Are Graduated. Has A Dovetailed Case With What Appear To Be Its Or

A fine example of diminutive New England furniture. The cherry case containing three graduated drawers fitted with original wood pulls and poplar secondary woods. On flared French feet with a scrolled

Thomas Moser Cherry Chest of Drawers, signed Thos. Moser Cabinetmaker Auburn Maine, 1996, Glenn P. Dehetre Dimensions: 26" H x 31 1/4" W x 20" D Property from a Private Katonah Estate (KATO52)(MS)

Chippendale cherry chest on chest in two parts, upper portion with broken arch top with carved rosettes over three drawers over four drawers flanked by stop fluted columns on lower section with carved

Thomas Moser Cherry Chest of Drawers, signed Thos. Moser Cabinetmakers Auburn, Maine, 1996, Jim Fickett Dimensions: 38 1/2" H x 1 1/4" W x 20" D Property from a Private Katonah Estate (KATO7)(MS)

Kentucky Federal vine-inlaid chest of drawers, cherry primary, poplar secondary. Comprised of an overhanging, unmolded top with string inlay, over vine inlaid stiles flanking four graduated full lengt

Chippendale Carved Cherry Chest on Chest, Connecticut River Valley, c. 1760-80. Molded swan's neck cresting and three flame-carved urn finials above a case of cockbead-molded drawers with fan-carved c

four graduated drawers with original brass; overhangning molded top, ogee feet, 31.5"h; case 33.5"w; 18"d; top 37"w; 19.5"d Collection of G.W. SamahaNOTE: Apologies, we cannot

Southern Late Federal Cherry Chest of Drawersattributed to Virginia, circa 1820-30, poplar secondary, rectangular top, two over three graduated flush mount drawers, scratch bead to the drawer stiles,

Four graduated drawers each with string and fan inlays, quarter columns, on ogee bracket feet. 36 3/4 x 44 1/2 x 20 inches.

KENTUCKY FEDERAL INLAID CHERRY CHEST OF DRAWERS, rectangular top over four graduated dovetailed drawers with period brass pulls and line inlay, raised on bracket feet, front with cut-out skirt, s

French Louis XVI Style White Marble Top Cherry Chest / Commode - 36.5 in tall x 46 x 22.5

AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE CHERRY CHEST OF DRAWERS one-board top with edged molding, above four graduated drawers, top drawer with dividers, flanked by full-length reeded columns, raised on ogee bracket fee

CT BONNET TOP CHERRY CHEST ON CHEST W/ ORIGINAL BRASS 83" X 39" X 21.5"

A Chippendale cherry chest with four graduated drawers flanked by reeded corner columns, on ogee bracket feet. 34 in tall x 40-1/2 in wide x 21 in deep. Provenance: From the Estate of Roberta Odell of

Southern Federal Inlaid Cherry Chest of Drawerssouthwest Virginia or eastern Tennessee, early 19th century, yellow pine secondary, rectangular top with rear chair rail over-hang, top corner edge with

ANTIQUE COUNTRY SHERATON CHERRY CHEST, 8 DRAWER W/SOLID TIGER MAPLE DRAWER FRONTS, APPROXIMATELY 20 IN X 46 IN X 49 1/2 IN.

American Cherry Chest On Chest W/ Eagle Brasses & Ebonized Columns. 40 1/2" W 20 1/4" D 75 1/2" H

A two board cherry top with shaped front corners, over three graduated drawers flanked by fluted corner columns, on original claw and ball feet, base retains unusual blocking typical of Litchfield Cou

AMERICAN CHERRY CHEST WITH REEDED DESIGN FRONT ON SPLAYED FEET WITH FOUR GRADUATING DRAWERS AND INLAID BAND RUNNING LENGTH OF BOTTOM DRAWER ATTAINING ORIGINAL HARDWARE, SECONDARY WOOD IS PINE, 19TH C.

Circa 1850 Tennessee Cherry Sugar Cherry Chest with Drawer and Divider. Dovetailed box and square nail construction. Measures approx. 33" H. X 22 1/4" W. X 20" Deep. Chest has original lock and keyhol

Chippendale cherrywood four drawer chest, with graduated drawers and ogee footed base, probably Connecticut, late 18th century, brasses appear to be original, 34 3/4"" high, 39 3/4" wide, 19 3/4" deep