American Tiger Maple Server

AMERICAN LATE FEDERAL TIGER MAPLE AND CHERRY SERVER, two-tier form featuring a boldly cut-out back splash behind a dovetailed case of three short drawers resting on a block-front case fitted with thre

Leonard's American Tiger Maple Low Four Poster Bed, with turned cannon ball posts with vibrant tigering, scrolled headboard Height 57.5 in. Width 66 in. Length 81 in.

Leonards Antique American Tiger Maple Cannonball Four Poster Bed, boldly turned cannonball posts, scrolled headboard Height 59 in. Width 84 in. Length 88 in.

D.R. Dimes Tiger Maple Server, having three drawers over three drawers, height 35 inches, top 15" x 53".

18th century, highly figured maple and birch with white pine and poplar secondary, dovetailed construction, fitted desk interior with five drawers, on original bracket feet, 35-1/2 x 31-1/2 x 17-1/2 i

American Tiger Maple and Mahogany Side Table early 19th century, in the Sheraton taste, the rectangular top above a conforming frieze fitted with two burl drawers, raised on tall, slender, ribbed, cir

18th Century American Tiger Maple Slant Lid Desk, ca. 1780 Finely figured American tiger maple slant lid desk, original condition with minor restorations Tiger maple 40.25 in. h. x 34.5 in. w. x 17.75

A country Sheraton chest on stand with Tiger Maple legs and base structure, a Cherry drawer and dovetailed Cherry chest. Original Cherry lid with bread board ends, original hinges and hinge mounts. Th

A Stunning example of Early American furniture in this 6 drawer Tiger Maple and pine secondary wood highboy chest seated on tall bracket feet. Late 18th century New English area probably Rhode Island

early 19th century; tall round turned posts, shaped headboard, 78 in. H., 59 in. W.

LID DESK. CHESTNUT SECONDARY WOOD, STEPPED INTERIOR, BRACKET BASE, OLD REFINISHED SURFACE WITH HEAVILY FIGURED TIGER GRAINING, 2 BOARD BACK. OLD REPLACED HARDWARE, 1 PULL MISSING, APPLIED MOLDED BASE,

Four graduated drawers, fitted interior, original hardware. Dimensions: H 39" x W 37.25" x D 19.5" Condition: Couple small losses. Top surface distressed. Wear consistent with age and use including sc

19th C American Tiger Maple 4 Drawer Dresser, Chest. Beautiful chest of drawers has a front of tiger maple veneer, with a brass keyhole on each of 4 dovetailed drawers. Decorative skirt and turned leg

Probably Pennsylvania, movement by association h. 97 w. 10 d. 11 in. Provenance: From the estate of Joan E. Black, Bronxville, NY [In Situ Item] This item will not be on display in our saleroom during

NEW ENGLAND AMERICAN TIGER MAPLE SLANT TOP BUREAU HAVING EXPOSED DOVETAIL AND MORTICE CONSTRUCTION, THE FALL FRONT WITH WIDE CROSSBAND AND QUARTER PANELS HAVING CHEVRON PATTERN INLAY ACCENTED BY EBONY

UNITED STATES, 19TH CENTURY An American tiger maple four post queen size bed. The four bed posts are topped with acorn finials. Queen size bed measures 63 3/8" wide by 84 7/8" deep by 83 3/4" tall

American Tiger Maple Caned Rocking Chairlate 19th century, shaped crestrail, caned back and seat, stylized cut and pierced scrolled arms, front horizontal stretcher, shaped legs, on rockers. 42 x 22 x

Early American Tiger Maple Girls Academy School hand painted sewing box with floral and shell decoration on top and sides. Signed on back- Mercy Robin 1828. Possibly North Shore, Mass or New Hampshire

3 Top patched hinges, sturdy, well made 27.5 tall x 51.5 wide x. 13 deep, 51 open Line Item # 22

United States,Late 19th- Early 20th Century Large upright base with botanical decorated plate beneath the the tuning keys with deep tiger maple body. Includes bow with mother of pearl on the frog and

Antique American Tiger Maple Chest of Drawers. 4 drawer chest with turned half columns on turned feet. Size: 46" H x 44" W x 20" D

Antique 19th C American Tiger Maple Chest of Drawers / Dresser. Five drawers, dovetailed, bun feet. Measures 37 x 40 x 20 inches.

American, c. 1820. Height: 38 1/2", Width: 23 1/2", Depth 17 1/4".

With X carved hand rests, initials F.S. carved in arm. Seat height 15 inches, overall height 27 inches.