18th C. New England Chippendale Style Chest

Birch with white pine secondary, circa 1780s, molded edge top over four dovetailed drawers with brass pulls, shaped skirt, original bracket feet, wear from age and use.H: approx. 42 1/2".W: approx. 36

A VENEERED BURR ELM, MAPLE AND OAK CHEST ON CHEST, POSSIBLY NEW ENGLAND, 18TH CENTURY, in the transitional Queen Anne/Chippendale styles, the top has traces of red paint, over a molded cornice, above

18th c New England Chippendale cherry 4 drawer chest, chestnut drawer bottoms, dovetailed construction, base restored, case width 38", ht 38"

18th c New England Chippendale cherry 4 drawer chest. Molded top edge, 4 lipped drawers, and bracket base. Pine secondary. Some lip damage. Later surface, replaced oval brasses.

18TH C. CHIPPENDALE CHEST New England, five-drawer maple chest, exceptional cove molded top, dovetailed case, graduated, lipped and dovetailed drawers, original carved base, (older replaced brass, ove

18th century New England Chippendale walnut 6 drawer (graduated) tall chest, all original, bracket foot, 54.5 in tall x 41 w x 20 d.

New England Country Chippendale Chest of Drawers, 18th Century, 2 over 3 drawer arrangement on ogee bracket feet. Old Finish. Height 41 in. Width 38 in. Depth 17 in.

CHIPPENDALE BACHELOR CHEST - Small Dresser in figured mahogany, late 18th c. New England, having molded overhanging top, four simulated drawers (being two real drawers) with beaded edge, what appear t

TALL CHEST OF DRAWERS 18th c., Chippendale, New England, cherry with pine secondary wood, six graduated and cock-beaded drawers with brass pulls (onehandle & one pull missing) and bracket feet, 56"h x

late 18th century, probably New England, ogee cornice, upper case with five graduated drawers with batwing brasses, three lower drawers, spurred bracket feet, lower case with inscription "Maj. F.M.W..

Last quarter 18th century, New England. Rectangular case with swan's neck pediment and three flame finials. The molded cornice above three aligned short drawers over a pair of short drawers over four

18th century, retaining a red painted surface, six graduated dovetailed drawers, tall bracket feet, white pine secondary, 53-1/2 x 40 x 20-1/2 in. Provenance: Private Collection

18th century, likely New England. Having a rectangular top with shaped edge above lower case housing two faux drawers above two drawers atop tall feet. The piece has a nice older finish. H43 1/2" W38

Mid 18th C, brass batwing pulls, New England, dovetailed drawers, dovetailed case 63 tall x 41.5 wide x 21.5 deep

Figured maple New England 5 drawer Chippendale tall chest, DT case, original brasses, applied bracket base is original, found in Maine, 36 3/4" x 48", 18 5/8" deep, 18th c

New England Chippendale Inlaid Mahogany Serpentine Front Chest of DrawersMassachusetts or Connecticut, late 18th century, white pine secondary, rectangular top featuring a double light wood line inlay

New England, 18th C. Brasses replaced, locks missing in drawers 34"h x 40"w x 19-1/2"d

Chippendale Figured Maple Chest of Five Drawers Probably Southeastern New England, late 18th century With two short drawers above three long drawers on ogee bracket feet. Height 35 1/2 inches, width 4

Circa late 18th. This early Chippendale style pine New England blanket chest retains its original paint decoration consisting of a deep red background with brown swirl decoration on all sides. The che

New England, Last Quarter 18th Century. 33 1/2in h x top 40in w x 21 1/2in d. Condition: Brass likely original.

brass bat-wing pulls, dovetailedconstruction throughout, white pine secondary, top of case inscribed "Bell...(?), New England, locking, with key. Provenance: Brunk Auction, June 18, 2006, lot# 832, wh

Early 18th C, Bracket, white pine secondary, dovetail drawers, newer feet, Dovetailed case, oval brass thistle pulls, cove molding, New England, 67.5 tall x 45 wide x 23 deep

American Queen Anne style blanket chest, 18th c., molded pine case fitted with rectangular pin-hinge top, opening to deep storage interior, having faux drawer facing, over two lower drawers, rising on

New England States, possibly Boston (where it was purchased), Circa 1780 in maple with a broken arch top with cove moulded edge along broken arch and three flame finials. Center drawer with carved out