18th C. Queen Anne Highboy Base with Acorn Finials

New England cherry highboy base with two long drawers, bottom fan carved drawer simulating three drawers, shaped apron with drop finials, on Queen Anne cabriole legs, in later blue paint. 35”H x

QUEEN ANNE POLE SCREEN18th CenturyTurned mahogany vasiform stem on tripod base with snake pad feet. Brass acorn finial. Rectangular screen with white damask fabricHeight 56”.

Figured Maple Queen Anne Highboy, mid 18th c, top with cornice drawer over 4 graduated drawers, surrounded by double arched molding, base with 3 short drawers, over scalloped apron, acorn drop finials

18th C. maple Queen Anne highboy base, on cabriole legs with one over three drawers, 39"W x 35"H x 20"D

18th c Queen Anne highboy base. 3 drawers, maple, cabriole leg with pad foot. All in old red paint. Pine top from early 19th c. Chestnut secondary. Base with no top is 20 1/2" deep, 36 1/2" wide, and

18th c. cherry Queen Anne highboy. Base with central fan carving. 37 1/2" x 19" x 69". Married example.

Fitted with a later top, height 42.5 inches, width 42 inches, depth 21.25 inches.

18th C American Cherry Queen Anne Highboy Base . 40 1/2" W 21 1/2" D 37 1/4" H

QUEEN ANNE HIGHBOY BASE18th CenturyIn mahogany. Full-width drawer over three side-by-side drawers, the central with shell carving. Cabriole legs end in pad feet.Height 36". Width 41". Depth 21".

QUEEN ANNE HIGHBOY BASEAmerica, 18th CenturyCherry top and walnut case. Full-width drawer over three side-by-side drawers, the central with fan carving.Height 36.5". Width 39". Depth 21&quot

QUEEN ANNE HIGHBOY BASE ATTRIBUTED TO JOHN GODDARDNewport, Rhode Island, Mid-18th CenturyIn mahogany, with three varied side-by-side drawers, a relief-carved fan at skirt reminiscent of John Goddard&#

QUEEN ANNE HIGHBOY BASERhode Island, Mid-18th CenturyCherry case with plum pudding mahogany top. Cabriole legs end in slipper feet.Height 38”. Width 39.5”. Depth 20”.

Queen Anne Highboy Base, now fitted with top over three drawers having swooping skirt set on cabriole legs ending in pad feet, probably Norwich, Connecticut, 18th century, height 32 1/2 inches, case w

18th c. Queen Anne Rush Seat Side Chair, dark stained surface, curved crest rail and urn form back splat, turned stiles with acorn finials, turned front stretcher, 41 1/4" high, 19 1/4" x 14 1/4". Sur

Queen Anne highboy chest on chest with bonnet top, shell fan carvings, acorn accents, and Chippendale style ball and claw feet. Measures 75.5" tall 38.5" wide 19.5" depth.

WITH MAHOGANY FINISH, PINE SECONDARY WOOD, 2 OVER 3 DRAWERS ON TOP WITH 3 DRAWER BASE. PERIOD HARDWARE. EXCELLENT ORIGINAL CONDITION WITH SOME REPLACED DRAWER SLIDES, OLD REFINISHED SURFACE. 63 1/4" H

18TH C COUNTRY QUEEN ANNE HIGHBOY IN OLD RED SURFACE, FAN CARVED TOP AND BASE, CT. CIRCA 1730-174075T X 36W X 19D

Period 18th C. Queen Anne bonnet top tiger maple highboy. Fan carved drawers, flame finials, club feet, 2 piece. In very nice condition, has wear, consistent with age. Looks as if 1 back board was rep

Unique 18th C. American walnut Queen Anne dresser mirror, with brass urn finials, base with three over one drawers, with brass pulls. 22”H x 17”W x 10.5”D.

A two part Q.A highboy, top section with a moulded cornice over two short over four long drawers, base with three short drawers in tiger maple, above a high scrolled cut out apron (typical of other NH

American Queen Anne Cherry Dressing Table, 18thc. Possibly a highboy base, with rectangular top over a long drawer and three short drawers, above a carved scallop shell, raised on cabriole legs ending

18th century in part. top is 18th century while base in a 19th century replacement. well-constructed, inlaid surface having fine fall front writing surface. H59" W45 1/2" D23 3/4"

Walnut Queen Anne 2-pc Highboy, New England, 18th c top with 2 short drawers flanking a fan carved deep central drawer, over 4 graduated lipped drawers, the base with one long drawer over three short

18THC WETHERSFIELD CT QA CHERRY FLAT TOP HIGHBOY QUEEN ANNE, CHERRY WOOD, FAN CARVED DRAWER, SCROLLED BASE, CIRCA 1740-1760, 34 X 18 X 76