Kentucky Cherrywood Blanket Chest

A Late Country Federal Red Painted Cherrywood Blanket Chest Circa 1825 retains the original till and covered, lock mechanism and clasp, hinges have been reset. Height 19 x width 32 1/4 x depth 14 3/4

Cherry, small form. Hinged compartment tray and drawer. Original finish and base with dovetailed sides and inlaid escutcheon. Provenance: from the Bond estate in Elizabethtown Kentucky 22.5"H x 35.5"W

19th C. Hinged plank top with breadboard ends opening to two compartment interior surmounted by two short knife drawers. The top and one interior drawer are lacking their original locking hardware. Th

Circa 1840, a dovetailed miniature blanket chest with an elegantly carved skirt. The chest is constructed of cherry and retains its original lock and hinges. In very good overall condition with no maj

American, second quarter 19th century. A Kentucky sugar chest in cherry, having a hinged surface, open interior with single board divider, over a single full length dovetailed drawer with wooden pulls

Ca 1840 Kentucky cherry blanket chest, bread board end top, 6" turned legs, has a lock, on wheels, old worn refinish, 31"H x 36"W x 19"D

Pleasant Hill, Kentucky Shaker blanket chest, poplar with red wash. Comprised of a rectangular lid with breadboard ends and cleated front edge, wide interior till, and a molded bracket foot base. 19"

18th Century Pennsylvania Cherrywood / Cedar Blanket Chest - 19 in tall x 41 x 20

19th Century Hudson Valley Primitive Country Cherry wood blanket chest with inner till. Fine dovetail construction. Fancy gilt metal key hole. 17" x 17 1/2" x 39.

Early 19th century. Secondary wood walnut or possibly river birch. Some minor imperfections including a small chip to drawer and old well-executed repairs to chips on front of case. Hardware is old bu

Southern candelstand and miniature blanket chest, both likely Kentucky. 1st item: Cherry candlestand with circular top over a ring turned vasiform standard, resting on a tripod snake leg base. 27 1/2"

Small southern paint-decorated blanket chest. Original paint. Probably Kentucky, circa 1825 Condition: Split in top repaired with butterflies. Hinges probably replaced. H 13-3/4" L 24-1/4" D 12-1/2".

American (Kentucky), Circa 1830s. A Kentucky Sugar Chest in cherry wood having a tong engraved joint. Lift top surface with interior case peg joined. Rising on tall turn legs. Overall good conditions

FEDERAL CHERRYWOOD CHEST OF DRAWERSAmerican, possibly Henry County Kentucky, circa 1800. The rectangular top with stringing to the front edge, over four square drawers, each with brass handles, string

American Southern Carved Cherrywood Chest of Drawers, 19th c., probably Kentucky or Tennessee, deep drawer over three drawers, ring-turned tapered legs, h. 45 in., w. 45 in., d. 19 1/4 in.

American Federal Cherrywood Sugar Chest first quarter 19th century, probably Kentucky, the case with exposed dovetails on all four corners, the interior fitted with two dividers, raised on splayed leg

Vernacular American Cherrywood Sugar Chest, second quarter 19th century, Kentucky or Tennessee, the case with a lift top over a drawer, raised on turned feet, the interior retaining the mortises, for

A Classical Cherrywood and Maple Child's Chest Circa 1835 Height 27 1/2 x width 23 x depth 15 1/4 inches. Property from the Collection of Dr. James Dawson, Manchester, Kentucky

Kentucky Period Mini Hepplewhite Chest Circa 1825 graduated four drawer chest with inlaid escutcheons, Cherry wood with poplar as secondary wood. Old alligatore finish overall, minor stains to top, sm

Very Fine and Rare Paint Decorated Miniature Blanket Chest. Attributed to Joel Palmer, Fulton County, Pennsylvania. Inscribed E.M., central lyre vase of flowers, flanked by sunflower trees and floral

EAST TENNESSEE OR SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA PAINT-DECORATED YELLOW PINE AND POPLAR BLANKET CHEST, hinged rectangular lid fitted with applied edge molding over a dovetailed case, interior with lidded till, ra

Pa. Soap Hollow Decorated Blanket Chest Dated 1862 Peter K. Thomas, Soap Hollow, Pennsylvania, dated 1862, poplar. Dovetailed case over two drawers, interior till and on bracket feet. Retains its orig

circa 1770; possibly Octorara River Valley, painted tulip decoration, 23 in. H., 49 in. W., 22 in. D.; Property from the Estate of Barbara Mertz

1830's, Bucks County, Pennsylvania; poplar, free-hand painted in mustard and salmon with bold brown sponging; Provenance: Howard and Jean Lipman (one of six known and owned by them), Sotheby's New Yor