Chippendale Maple High Chest

Heart pine secondary, dovetailed drawers, bracket foot, Shenandoah Valley, 1850’s. 59.5 tall x 37 wide x 19 deep

AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE TIGER MAPLE SEMI-HIGH CHEST OF DRAWERS, dovetailed case with full dust boards, the rectangular top with applied moldings above three short drawers over four graduated dovetailed d

18th c Rhode Island or Connecticut Chippendale maple 6 drawer high chest, carved fan, simulated 3 drawers over simulated 2 drawers over 3 long drawers on bracket base. Secondary wood of pine and chest

New England, c. 1760-1780, formerly the top of a high chest. 29-1/2"h x 37-1/2"w x 18-3/4"d

American Chippendale high chest of drawers, 19th c., American, probably maple, brass pulls, exposed dovetail construction, 81"h x 38.5"w x 18"d Provenance: From an important single-owner collection of

18TH CENTURY AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE MAPLE / TIGER MAPLE TALL CHEST OF DRAWERS - 7 DRAWER CHEST WITH 3 SMALLER DRAWERS OVER 4 FULL WIDTH DRAWERS - DOVETAILED CASE - measures approx. 47 3/4" high, 42 1/4"

with bird's eye maple top, restorations. 31" high, 39" wide, 21 1/2" deep. Provenance: Mill House Antiques, Woodbury CT; descriptive receipt accompanies lot; Property from the Estate of F. Secor.

Bench made, Chippendale style with dovetailed case, thumb molded overhanging locking lid with inlaid walnut diamond escutcheon, nice cutout bracket base, 9 x 21 x 12 1/2" high. Condition Fine.

William and Mary Tiger Maple High Chest of Drawers, New England, early 18th century, the top section with flat molded cornice, on a double arch-molded case of five drawers set into lower case of three

Property from a Private Collection, Charleston, SC Description: Chippendale Maple Chest on Chest, c. 1760, in two parts, the concave cornice above a shell carved top drawer flanked by false short

Each section with a long drawer centering a carved fan, all raised on cabriole legs. Height 6 feet 6 1/2 inches, width 41 1/4 inches, depth 20 1/4 inches.

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

Chippendale maple chest on chest in two parts, upper portion with five drawers on lower portion having four drawers set on brandy legs, 18th century. ht. 81 in., top case wd. 35 3/4 in., bottom case

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..

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

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

DESCRIPTION: Walnut Pennsylvania Chippendale high chest of drawers. South central Pennsylvania, circa 1780-1790. Form consists of a tall walnut case resting on four ogee feet. Front of the case with t

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

American Chippendale Maple High Boy In two parts. 5 ft. 10 in. x 40 1/4 x 21 1/2 in. Property from The Collection of a Rockefeller Family Member

Rhode Island or Coastal Connecticut, 18th century, two case construction, figured maple with white pine secondary, rosehead nails with dovetailed construction, lower case with deeply scalloped skirt,

Chippendale Maple Chest On Chest.Measures 68 inches x 36 inches x 19.5 inches.

Mid 19th C, New England, Bail pulls, bracket feet, dovetailed graduated drawers, 39.5T x 41.5W x 17.5D

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

Property from the Estate of a Gentleman, Kennebunkport, ME and Jacksonville, FL Description: Chippendale Maple Chest of Drawers, Late 18th Century, the rectangular top above four graduated drawers