ENGLISH CHIPPENDALE YEW WOOD HIGHBOY, C. 1780

English, 18th/19th C. glazed doors opening to shelves. Losses to veneers. 7'5-1/2"h x 42-1/2"w x 20-1/4"d

Ca. 1780 elm and yew wood rare form English Windsor chair with a shell carved crest, 41”H x 23”W x 15.5”D x 18” seat H.

English, 18th century (Mid-Georgian, 1745-1780). An English stained walnut wood ribbon-back armchair in the Chippendale style popular from around 1745-1780, the oxbow-shaped crest decorated with centr

Description: This lot includes an important finely carved Highboy, circa 1760-1790. Walnut construction. All Bat Wing brass appears to be original, with (2) bails Short. Top center drawer has a small

English Chippendale Burl Yew Wood & Elm Wood 2/3 Chest from Greenfront Furniture. 40 3/4" W 21 1/2" D 37 1/2" H

English, circa 1880. Victorian era burl yew wood veneer pedestal desk in the Georgian taste, having a black tooled leather writing surface, with three locking drawers across and six flanking the kneeh

English Five Drawer Inlaid Chippendale Yew Wood Chest. 37" W 21" D 36 1/2" H PLEASE REFER TO OUR "TERMS OF SALE" FOR FULL DISCLOSURE OF OUR POLICY. THANK YOU!"

English yew wood dressing table, 18th c., with single drawer, scalloped apron, ending in clove feet. 30.75"h x 30.5"w x 18"d

Antique 19th c. English Yew Wood Box Lids. 1 is a commemorative Wellington. The other with a geometric pattern. Both 3 1/4". Purchased at Rupert Gentle, Wiltshire. Weight 3 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private L

A Chippendale Style Highboy. Yew wood, raised on ball and claw feet 88" x 46" x 22"

description English yew and elm wood Windsor arm chair, mid 19th c., the spindle and bentwood back with spindle supported arms rising on stretcher joined turned legs, 33.5"h, 21'w, 19"d Start Price $1

Pair of English Chippendale mahogany side chairs, original wood seats, 18th c. Georgian period, 38" (height) x 19" (length) x 15" (width)

Antique English yew wood five-drawer chest on bun feet with brass trim. [38" H x 40" W].

20th century. Having a campaign style with C shape for serving and drop leaves hinged at each end atop trestle style lower frame. H29" W62" D33"

Twelve sided wood tea caddy with inlaid woods on hinged lid with star motif and striped banding on edge, original lock and key included. English c. 1780-1800. Purchased from the Ellen Stirn Galle

18th C Burl Walnut & Yew Wood Banded High Boy. 42" W 23 1/2" D 70" H

English Regency period yew burl wood tea caddy, early 19th c., of sarcophagus form, velvet-lined lid interior, two compartments with covers, remnants of foil lining, brass ring handles and ball feet,

English Early 19th c. Burl Yewwood Case Fitted with Needlework Implements, lid with top handle and oval mother-of-pearl inset panel, mother-of-pearl lock escutcheon (with key), silk cushioned interior

18th C. style. 2 doors, one drawer, and 2 false drawers. Dimensions: H 81.5" x W 30.5" x D 17" Condition: Few edge marks.

All late 19th century English origin, to include Yew Wood Captain's / low-back armchair, with shaped crest above a horseshoe shaped back and armrests above a conforming, shaped, plank seat, all suppor

Late 18th century English George III Chippendale style mahogany camelback sofa, with six legs joined by an H stretcher, and beech wood frame. Circa 1780. Provenance: purchased in 1993 from Federalist

Three 19th C English/American Spindle Back Chairs, one Windsor with faux bamboo turned leg, English splat back chair with likely yew wood seat along with a yellow painted rocking chair Dimensions: Roc

In the Chippendale style, in the shape of English tea or occasional table. Single drawer on tapered, reeded legs with flip top. Made for the UK or US export market. c. 1780. H. (closed) 30 3/8" W. 36

English, 19th C. 37"h x 21"w