American Sheraton Cherrywood Jackson Press

Circa 1850, Southern, Pine And Poplar Secondary Woods, Four Band Inlaid Graduated Drawers With Stepped Top Drawer On Turned Colonettes And Turned Feet, Height 46, Width 43, Depth 20.5 Inches. Structur

Fine example of 19th century Early American Furniture in this Jackson press Sheraton chest having slightly overhanging upper drawer over three graduated drawers, flanked by applied turned half columns

Mid 19th century, poplar. One piece with square nail construction. Two paneled doors on top with interior drawers and three dovetailed drawers below with bracket feet and scalloped apron. Good old dar

First quarter 19th century, walnut with pine secondary. Two pieces. Top with dovetailed case, cove molded cornice, two eight-pane glass doors, one damaged and one missing and base with full pilasters,

First half 19th century, cherry with walnut and pine secondary. Two pieces, top with shallow cove molding, half pilasters and two panel doors, base with paneled ends, turned legs, half pilasters, two

Bow fronted. Circa 1800, With original brasses and casters casters, Excellent original condition. 35 Wide x 22 Deep x 33 Tall. From the Hopkins Estate

Circa 1820. Having a very wide frame with nice turning and good sturdy back with upholstered seat which is removable to house chamber pot at the underside. H29 1/4" W26" D23" Sold from the collection

A STATELY ANTIQUE SHERATON DESK MADE FROM AMERICAN CHERRY WOOD, C. 1860 Perfect for a library, office, or study, this solid hardwood office-table or desk rests on eight sturdy legs with rounded feet a

Circa 1820. Having a molded crown over two hinged and glazed doors with shelves within over the lower case with two drawers over two paneled doors atop nicely formed lower skirt and foot. H90" W47" D2

American Late Classical Mahogany and Cherry Server or "Jackson Press", second quarter 19th century, the arched backboard over a case with two banks of tiered drawers over a pair of flush-panel doors,

American salesman sample Sheraton chest of drawers in cherry wood with tiger maple front side supports and small turned feet. Original finish. Replaced pulls otherwise very good original condition. 15

Kentucky Sheraton cherry press, two-part construction, poplar and walnut secondary. Upper section with a cove molded cornice over two six-pane glass doors set into a base with two shelves. Lower secti

American, early 19th C. with one 22"w leaf. 29"h x 4'w x 46"d

Herb Jackson (American, 1945) Untitled Lithograph ed. 30 of 50 Signed and dated in pencil Jackson '71, lower right Printed and published by Landfall Press, Chicago Illinois

Fighter Pilots of World War I by Jackson, Robert. Published by St. Martin's Press, 1977. Fine or near fine hardback with its original dustcover. 158 pgs.

A trio of books published by Easton Press on U.S. Presidents. Lot includes: "Martin Van Buren: The Romantic Age of American Politics" by John Niven, "Andrew Jackson: Portrait of a President" by Marqui

Howard Koslow (American, 1924 - 2016) "Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson" Signed lower left. Original oil painting on Cold Press Illustration Board. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008),

Macfarlan, Allan A. (editor): American Indian Legends. Published by Heritage Press, NY (1968). Illustrator - Everett Gee Jackson. Hardcover in Slipcase with Sandglass insert. The book was never open.

Mid 19th C. Two-part cabinet having flaring crest moldings over a pair of doors. Each set with eight glazed glass panes and fitted with three shelves. Top rests on a base with two drawers over to door

Circa 1840. Having a nice molded crown above glazed doors with nicely shaped mullions housing shelves within atop lower case housing two drawer over two paneled doors flanked by turned columns all ato

highly skilled work by Virginia local maker WH Morgan. DECEASED Very detailed punched tins. 48" tal

First half 19th century, walnut with yellow pine and poplar secondary. Thin two board top, boldly punched tins with circles and quarter rounds, lower dovetailed drawer and square corner posts terminat

inlaid and painted swags, original brasses, circa 1815. Provenance: McKinley & Hill, Denver ($6,900.00) then Flat Rock estate. 36 3/4" tall, 41 3/4" wide, 17" deep.

Southwest Virginia Jackson Press, two part construction, mahogany veneer and walnut primary, poplar and walnut secondary. Upper section having slanted cornice over frieze and two glazed mullioned door