Frederick Hintz, Mahogany Tea Chest, England, c. 1735

Victorian mahogany chest of drawers, England, c. 1870, a rectangular top over a long divided interior drawer appearing as trim, two drawers flanking a central hat box door, three graduated height lowe

Antique 19th Century Flame Mahogany Tea Chest / Caddy. Having two interior compartments and glass mixing bowl. Box measures 6 inches x 11.75 inches x 6 inches.

George III style carved mahogany tea table, 19th c., England, the scalloped and molded tilt top relief carved with bellflowers, above trellis-carved column raised on three acanthus carved cabriole leg

George III mahogany bachelor's chest, 19th c., England, rectangular top with molded edge above brush slide, and four stacked drawers on bracket feet, 30"h x 27"w x 17.5"d

Federal Mahogany Inlaid Bow-front Chest of Drawers New England, c. 1800-10. With checkered banded inlay on cutout base, (old surface, original brasses, veneer losses), 101cm wide, 50cm deep, 93cm high

Nice Chinese Chippendale mahogany tea table, 18th/19th c., England, pierced carved gallery and frieze on triple column legs joined by sculpted X-stretcher, on small brass casters, old paper inventory

Georgian mahogany chest on chest, England, last quarter 18th c., the upper chest with a stepped cornice over marquetry inlaid frieze, two short drawer over three long drawers, the lower part with thre

English mahogany inlaid collector's chest, 19th c., England, mahogany veneer with matchstick inlay banding, hinged single-pane glazed door opening to three silk lined drawers, engraved decorated brass

Fine Sheraton miniature chest, c. 1785., England, curved front mahogany chest with three short and three long drawers, white painted pulls, on turned acorn feet, accompanied by gallery label, 8.5"h x

19th c New England Hepplewhite Mahogany Bowfront Chest , with pine secondary, four drawers, banded inlay, and French foot. 42 x 41 x 23"

19th c., England, in two parts, recessed brass handles, on bun feet, 39"h x 41"w x 18"d

Chest on stand, England, 18th c.; Mahogany, brass; Paper retailer's label to base; 54" x 49 1/2" x 23 1/4"

19th c New England country primitive tea table in original mahogany paint decorated surface. Snake feet, turned column, & round top. 27" h, 25" diameter.

c. 1820, New England, top with biscuit corners, four dovetailed and cockbeaded drawers with figured mahogany fronts flanked by spiral turned 3/4 columns, turned front and back legs, white pine seconda

New England, 19th/20th C. 36-1/2"h x 36-1/4"w x 17-3/4"d

Early 19th c. New England Four-Drawer Chest, having an overhanging top with inlaid edge, four graduated cockbeaded edge drawers with tiger maple fronts and ebony stringing, oval eagle repousse drop ba

Solid Mahogany Four Drawer Chest, with single plank top, reeded stiles, what appears to be the original pressed brass cornucopia bails, all drawers beaded with the largest at top, three graduated smal

19th C. late Federal, possibly Massachusetts cherry and mahogany bow front chest of drawers, graduated drawer fronts with beading, pine secondary45 1/4 x 39 1/2 x 23 1/2

Circa mid 1790s - 1805, mahogany with white pine secondary, four dovetailed drawers with brass pulls, shaped skirt, curved feet. Damage to veneer. H: approx. 36 3/4". W: approx. 40 1/4". D: approx. 20

New England Hipplewhite Four Drawer Chest in mahogany with rampant tiger maple drawer fronts, pine secondary, single plank overhanging top, banded edge drawers, oval bails with martial theme, faux loc

George III tall chest of drawers, 18th/19th c., England, mahogany case with oak secondary wood, top with molded edge over blind fretwork, two over five graduated drawers on bracket feet, 50"h x 40"w x

Federal New England circa 1820's bow front mahogany chest with rope turned pilasters, 40.5" x 18" x 46". C 1830.

Ca. 1820 New England, bow front top with cookie corners, conformed case containing four tiger maple and mahogany drawers with brass pulls, rope carved posts on turned legs, 42”H x 44”W x 2

CHIPPENDALE BACHELOR CHEST - Small Dresser in figured mahogany, late 18th c. New England, having molded overhanging top, four simulated drawers (being two real drawers) with beaded edge, what appear t