AMERICAN SHERATON CHERRY WOOD CHEST

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

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

American Bench made Sheraton style four drawer chest, 20th century Cherry stained wood, brasses Approx. 37.5", width 38.5", depth 18.5"

A Sheraton Cherry chest of drawers, American, 19th C., four graduated dovetailed drawers with wood pulls, on turned legs. (NMEL9294)(WK) Dimensions: 45 H x 42.4 W x 20 D

Early 19th c. American Chest of Drawers, with pegged top, four cockbeaded edge Birdseye maple fronted drawers with glass pulls, reeded corner columns, set on turned legs, pine secondary wood, 39" high

American Sheraton Cherry Chest of Drawerscirca 1840, white pine and poplar secondary, the case with one deep drawer over three graduated flush drawers on front bold turned feet, rear cut feet. 47.5 x

An American Sheraton cherry chest of drawers, first half 19th century, having four graduated drawers flanked by reeded pilasters, raised on turned tapering feet. Dimensions:height 39 1/2in; width 42in

An American Sheraton cherry chest of drawers, second quarter 19th century, having two short drawers over three long drawers, together with a parcel gilt and ebonized mahogany mirror Dimensions:height

American Cherry Wood Chest / Cabinet - 42 in tall x 39 x 19

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

American cherrywood chest of drawers, late 19th c., rectangular with four drawers, raised on turned legs, lacking drawer locks, 40.5"h, 41.75"w, 20.5"d Start Price: $100.00

American Sheraton Cherry Sugar Chest second quarter 19th century, probably Kentucky or Tennessee, the slightly domed single-board lift-top with an applied molded edge, the case with a lower pair of dr

American Sheraton Cherry Inlaid Chest of Drawers. Unusual drawer configuration. 48"h. x 44"w. x 19"l.

Circa 1820. Having a nicely grained top above four graduated drawers all with quality pulls above a turned leg at front and back. H42 3/4" W43" D21 1/2" Sold from the collection of a Pawleys Island, S

Circa 1820. Having a shaped backsplash with two board top leading down to case having three small drawers above four slightly graduated drawers, all resting atop a turned foot. Poplar secondary wood.

American, 19th century. Sheraton cherry chest, having two glove drawers with four-drawers below, flanked by split baluster pilasters, and rising on turned legs. Unmarked. Approx. h. 50.5", w. 42.25",

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

Late18th or early 19th century, having a scalloped center top, over four graduated drawers on well form ogee feet h. 34 w. 39 d. 19-1/2 in. Provenance: Descended through the estate of a New York Lady

American Chippendale Cherrywood Chest of Drawers, late 18th c., rectangular top, four graduated drawers, ogee bracket feet, h. 35 in., w. 41 1/2 in., d. 23 in

American Carved Cherrywood Chest-on-Stand , late 18th/early 19th c., case with molded top, center spiral carved drawer flanked by short drawers over three graduated long drawers, stand with lobed apro

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.

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 rectangular top over five nicely graduated drawers all having excellent pressed federal eagle pulls atop four turned legs. Secondary wood looks to possibly be gum. H49 1/2" W40" D

Circa 1820, likely North Shore of Massachusetts School of Seymour. The piece has a striking form. The top with shaped edges above turned wood corners at each edge leading down to the turned and tapere