Southern Painted Federal Hunt Board

Circa 1820, likely Midlands of South Carolina. The piece having a rectangular top over two drawers with nice overhang at each end of the drawer front all atop four tall tapered legs. Exceptional early

Southern Federal Hunt-Board attributed to Virginia, circa 1820, primary of poplar with yellow pine legs, secondary poplar and yellow pine, two board rectangular top, three side-by-side lipped drawers,

North Carolina or Georgia Federal inlaid hunt board with two deep drawers, circa 1800s Mixed woods and brass hardware Approx. height 41", width 46", depth 26"

SOUTHERN PAINTED YELLOW PINE HUNTBOARD, of diminutive proportions, the rectangular two-board overhanging top above two hinged fielded-panel doors, and lower molded edges, raised on tall square-tapered

Southern Hepplewhite sideboard with a Richmond, Virginia area history, figured maple primary and yellow pine secondary. Molded rectangular top above three cockbeaded and dovetailed drawers over a cent

likely South Carolina, possibly Spartanburg area, late 18th century with later components, string inlay, deep center drawer flanked by two drawers on each side, shaped brackets, tapered legs, yellow p

Red painted Southern huntboard or sideboard, yellow pine throughout. Comprised of a plain top, case having two nailed drawers on left side, paneled center door, and one large deep dovetailed drawer to

Ca. 1800 Southern, likely Virginia, small size huntboard in black walnut with line and keyhole inlay, two board top with a breakfront center with drawers and doors, on tapered legs with original brass

A Southern Federal Cherry and Tiger Maple Hunt Board, 19th Century. The rectangular top over two long drawers flanked by cupboards to either side, raised on square tapered legs. Dimensions: Height 38

SOUTHERN FEDERAL-STYLE BANDED AND INLAID WALNUT DIMINUTIVE HUNTBOARD, rectangular top with applied edge moldings, above two drawers, raised on square tapered legs. Banded and string inlays to dra

Rare early southern American huntboard with federal pulls. Impeccable style. 56" w x 21.5" d x 42" h

Circa 1820. Having a thick two board top above single drawer atop tapered legs. Yellow pine, the surface is an old green paint which is early. The piece is entirely peg constructed and shows good sing

Circa 1820, likely Georgia or South Carolina Piedmont. The piece having nice thick two board top in black paint with lower case having blue painted freeze and black painted legs. All early paint. Nice

Circa 1820. Having a three board top nailed frame atop four turned tapering legs. Nice early black painted surface. H30 3/4" L60" W36" Sold from the collection of a Sparta, Georgia historic home.

Circa 1810. Having a thick three board top with pegged frame and nice early deep blue painted surface. H27 5/8" W39 1/8" L73 1/2" Sold from the collection of a Sparta, Georgia historic home.

DESCRIPTION: Southern mahogany hunt board. Circa early 19th century. Form consisting of tapered legs and a case with end facing drawers. Stylized shell back splash to back. MEASUREMENTS: Base 47-1/2��

Distress Painted Hunt Board By Habersham Plantation. 51 1/2" W 17 3/4" D 42 1/4" H

Pine with three drawers and lower shelf with scrub top. With original old green paint. 31"H x 86"W x 19"D. Good condition.

American South, early 19th century, white and yellow pine. Tall form, with a galleried top over two large drawers, and on tapered legs. 45" high, 46.25" wide, 21" deep. (BH1)

Greenville County, South Carolina, 1820-1840, descended in the Jones/Ware family. A previous owner acquired this cupboard from a direct descendant of Thomas Edwin Ware (1806-1873), an infamous South C

Pine Southern plantation hunt board on tall tapered legs, 42 in. T, 56 in. W, 22 in. D.

PIEDMONT NORTH CAROLINA FEDERAL WALNUT HUNTBOARD / SIDEBOARD, unusual canted form, long trapezoidal two-board top above a conforming case set with three short, lip-molded, dovetailed drawers above two

Baltimore or Philadelphia, circa 1810; bow front, 5 1/2 in. apron with stringer inlay, four reeded tapered legs, 39 in. H., 41 1/2 in. W., 25 in. D.; From the Estate of Charles E. Scarlett, Jr., conte

Southern Sheraton form walnut slab or huntboard, walnut primary, poplar secondary. Comprised of a molded overhanging top over one full dovetailed drawer with wooden pulls over tall turned legs termina