19thC European Two Drawer Chest

A 19th century European two-drawer chest, 30" H x 34" W x 19" D.

Fine "Country Chippendale" antique blanket chest with large single boards, two drawers and original keys included. Excellent and rare piece in good original condition.

Early veneered chest features two drawers, each with metal pull handle and escutcheon (with keys). Approximately 11" height, 12.5" width by 7" inches deep. Chest shows normal signs of wear associated

Two Drawer European Chest in Oak on Tall Legs 31 tall x 35 wide x 17 deep

(pair) Burled walnut miniature chest of drawers/ jewelry boxes, late 19thc., each fitted with two drawers, rising on bracket feet, approx 10"h, 17"w, 10"d, 20.5lbs total Start Price: $200.00

early 19thC., appears to be of pine and maple construction, molded top open to blanket storage, shaped apron, hand cut drawer dovetails, pineapple and floral drawer pulls, faux escutcheons, 39x42x19in

Ca. early to mid 19thC. Mahogany chest with two over three graduated drawers, all above ogee bracket feet.

Continental, possibly Southern European, Neoclassical inlaid fruitwood chest of drawers, circa 1800, having a rectangular top, above the two drawer case with inlaid banding and rising on tapered legs,

DANISH ROSEWOOD TEN-DRAWER CHESTNorthern European, Third quarter 20th century. Two columns of five drawers each, on tapering circular legs. 33" height, 39.5" width, 19.75" depth

Four-drawer chest with mahogany banding and inlaid satinwood decoration, canted corner details. Each drawer with central neoclassical brass escutcheon and two pulls. Raised on four bun feet. Firsthalf

Beautiful flame mahogany venners with edge trim inlaid, having Prince of Wales brass, two over two, all raised on bracket feet. Vertical boards with tongue and groove insert. Back left top edge trim 2

A very good 19th Century Continental/ Northern European chest of drawers having stepped top over two small and three large inlaid drawers framed by corner finials. Size: 39.5"H x 36"W x 18"D

Camphor chest on chest. Eight(8) drawers and fitted central desk. Two(2) section stacking design. Original brass hardware; 40.5in.H. x 40in.W. x 16in.D.

A 19thC pine chest of drawers with a moulded rectangular top above two long drawers with turned wooden handles and raised on elongated bun feet. 40" wide x 21" deep x 29" high.

EUROPEAN GENTLEMAN'S CHEST, TWO UPPER DOORS WITH FITTED INTERIOR. 4 LOWER DRAWERS. DRAGON CARVINGS ON DRAWER FRONTS. 42" W x 20" D x 63' H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

American Birdseye Maple Chest, Late 19thc. The top superstructure with three drawers over an overhanging blind drawer above two graduated long drawers with scrolled legs flanking, raised on casters.

English Sheraton Miniature Chest of Drawers, 19thc. Bowfront form with engaged rope twist pilasters centering two short and three graduated long drawers, on fluted tassel form feet. Dimensions: 15 in.

DESCRIPTION: A miniature Continental/European marquetry cabinet chest fitted as a jewelry case consisting of an elaborately inlaid case housing two over three drawers. The case with carved acanthus le

A late 19thC mahogany chest of drawers with a moulded top above two short over three long drawers with turned wooden handles. 45" wide x 20" deep x 44" high.

A 19thC pine chest of drawers with a moulded rectangular top above two short over two long graduated drawers with turned wooden handles. 38" wide x 19" deep x 37" high.

Mid 19th century, walnut. Two board lid with breadboard ends, paneled ends, interior well, lower overlapping drawer. Tapered legs and pegged construction. Insect damage, wear, age splits and shrinkage

German two-drawer chest, with inlay and ebonized trim, having original hardware, 34" h x 52" w x 22 1/2" d. Provenance: From a Florida estate.

PERIOD REGENCY ROUGE MARBLE TOP TWO DRAWER CHEST. Height: 32 in. by Width: 40 in. by Depth: 24 in.

Italian Neoclassical style chest of drawers having a rectangular top, over two drawers with round brass pulls, and rising on square tapered legs, apparently unmarked. Provenance: From the Estate of C.