An American Queen Anne Maple and Cherr

American Queen Anne maple flat-top highboy, 18th/19th c., possibly Connecticut, figured maple, pine secondary, brass pulls and backplates, in two parts, with flat molded cornice concealing hidden draw

Circa 1730. Projecting top over scrolled apron, cabriole legs. 27 1/4" Tall 29" X 18 3/4" wide.

Property from a Savannah, GA Estate Relocated from Windham, CT Description: American Queen Anne Maple Tea Table, the rectangular top with raised rim above a frieze with central pierced apron, rais

18th century, likely New England. The set having a nicely carved upper frame with shaped back continuing down to rush seat and resting atop Spanish feet. Some restoration to back legs. Finish is nice

with exposed dovetailed top with cornice molding, two drawers over four long drawers, applied bracket base over stile feet, 18th century. 42" high, 38 3/4" wide, 20" deep. Original brasses, Chestnut s

American Queen Anne Maple Lowboy. The outset rectangular molded edge top over a long drawer, a center drawer carved with fan and adorned by twin side by side drawers over a shaped apron with two acorn

Probably New England, mid 18th century. Oval top on rectangular frieze supported by cabriole legs with pad feet. H26 3/4" W32 1/2" D21" Collection of a South Carolina Gentleman.

American Queen Anne maple chest on stand, New England probably Vermont or New Hampshire, the chest on stand in two sections with flared flat top above the drawers with brass hardware over an undulatin

18th or early 19th century. Having a circular top above turned base emitting three legs ending in a claw foot. W33 1/4" W28" Sold from the collection of Betty and Ralph Jennings of Gaffney, South Caro

Circa 1740, likely New England. The piece has a nicely shaped and carved back atop turned wood frame with a rush seat and legs ending in a Spanish foot. H40" W19 1/4" D16"

American Queen Anne maple highboy chest on chest, late 19th c., the upper part with a stepped cornice over a 'hidden' drawer appearing as trim, two short drawers and three long drawers, the lower part

WITH MAHOGANY FINISH, PINE SECONDARY WOOD, 2 OVER 3 DRAWERS ON TOP WITH 3 DRAWER BASE. PERIOD HARDWARE. EXCELLENT ORIGINAL CONDITION WITH SOME REPLACED DRAWER SLIDES, OLD REFINISHED SURFACE. 63 1/4" H

New England, mid 18th century, graduated dovetailed drawers with white pine secondary, 67-1/2 x 38 x 20 in. - Provenance: Private Collection, Charlotte, North Carolina

New England, late 18th century, highly figured maple throughout, fitted desk interior, dovetailed drawers with white pine secondary, on original bracket feet, 42-1/2 x 36 x 19-1/4 in. Provenance: Esta

American Queen Anne figured maple chest, with molded edge top above two short drawers and three graduated long drawers, set on bracket feet. 36" high, 38" wide, 21" deep. Condition: estate condition,

AMERICAN QUEEN ANNE CURLY MAPLE 18C CHEST ON STAND 51 X 39.5 X 19 (U250)

circa 1740; New England, yoke crest rail, vasiform splat, brush feet and rush seat, 43 in. H., 19 in. W.

circa 1740; New England, yoke crest rail, vasiform splat with rush seat, 39 in. H., 19 in. W.

Circa 1720, likely New England. The piece has a shaped backrest with turned frame and rush seat. Sturdy condition. H40 1/2"

American Queen Anne Tiger Maple and Birch Slant-Lid Desk on Stand 18th century, the interior fitted with an assortment of cubbies with scalloped dividers, a single long drawer below and raised on cabr

American Queen Anne-Style Tiger Maple Bonnet-Top High Chest bench-made by Eldred Wheeler, Pembroke, Massachusetts, and bearing his paper label, with a broken-arch pediment with three full-round carved

American Queen Anne-Style Tiger Maple High Chest bench-made by Eldred Wheeler, Pembroke, Massachusetts, and bearing his paper label, of traditional form with a fan-carved drawer flanked by a small dra

An early 18th century American Country Queen Anne sidechair. Maple construction with a shaped crest and vasiform splat, splint seat and turned legs terminating in pad feet, with a turned front stretch

With cabriole legs and pad feet with original cushion with new flame-stiched top cover. Circa 1750. 24 1/4" wide, 71 1/4" long, 38 3/4" high. Illustrated in Lockwood's Colonial America