CIRCA 1850's AMERICAN WASH STAND

CIRCA 1850's AMERICAN WASH STAND. REMOVEABLE TOP REVEALS ORIGINAL OPENING FOR WASH BOWL. Height: 41 in. by Width: 26 in. by Depth: 17 in.

Tiger maple wash stand. American, circa 1850. Condition: Excellent original condition. H 38-3/8" W 25-3/8" D 17-5/8". Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/lq1jyykms8af7p

Circa 1850. Walnut washstand having turned wood towel rack at each end above case housing drawers. Poplar secondary wood. Sold from the collection of a Lake Murray, SC lady. W35" H29" D16" Sold from t

Circa 1850. One having a washstand top with handles and left and right above chest of drawers case the other having a single drawer atop paneled doors. Largest: H30" W32" D17" Sold from the collection

CIRCA 1850's CORNER WASHSTAND WITH THREE TIERS. Height: 34.5 by Width: 22.5 by Depth: 16.5

Rosewood Three Drawer Washstand Circa 1850. The washstand has carved fruit pulls. The original marble top has been replaced with granite. Measures 30" High X 31 1/4" Wide X 16 7/8" Deep. Condition - O

circa 1850's American Rosewood Sew Stand with lift top & 2 drawers. Possibly Belter - Hgt 31" w 20.5" d 15.5". Very good condition for age. Found in Chicago ILL. Estate.

Ca 1850s pine American one drawer wash stand with scrollwork back splash. Turned legs, lower shelf below with original knobs. One refinish. 35 inches tall x 29 inches wide. Good condition.

An Early Victorian Blue Painted Pine and Maple Corner Washstand Circa 1850 Height 33 7/8 x width 26 1/4 x depth 19 inches.

Circa 1850 American Empire marquetry two-drawer stand, mahogany and fruitwood, 30" H x 21 1/2" W x 17 1/2" D. Provenance: Charlestown, Massachusetts estate.

ANTIQUE AMERICAN DRESSER WASH STAND - CIRCA 1860'S - LARGE BLACK KNOBS - 4 DRAWERS - KEY AND WORKING LOCKS - CARVED LEGS - STANDS 44 & 1/2 IN HIGH - 35 & 1/2 IN LENGTH - 19 IN WIDTH - SHOWS NORMAL AGE

An American Victorian washstand in the Colonial Revival taste having twist column supports, tile top, and backsplash circa 1880. Resting on ball and claw feet. Ht: 38" Width: 34" Depth: 22"

Three drawer washstand with original shaped marble top and splash back serpentine front with carved pulls. Circa 1850-1870. Ash and chestnut. 34 1/2w x 19 1/2d x 41 1/2h.

American, circa 1880-1900. Federal style mahogany washstand in the Sheraton taste, having a curved backsplash, single drawer, and rising on turned legs with toupie feet. Unmarked. Provenance: From the

Circa 1850, Possibly American. Having a pierced upper gallery with elegant flowing lines and with four tiers of shelves all supported by a twist carved back and scrolling upper frame. Nicely figured r

A small wash stand with gallery in original dark brown paint. Exceptionally fine turned legs with a lower shelf with drawer. Unknown origin. Found in Ottawa, Ontario, but possibly American. Circa 1840

Circa 1820. Having a high backsplash above single drawer leading down to lower shelf all supported by turned wood frame with four tapered legs. H34" W16 1/8" D16 3/4"

Circa 1825. Wash stand with one drawer at lower segment. Sold from the collection of an Atlanta lady and gentleman.

American two-tier wash stand, the rectangular top with a scalloped gallery, over a conforming shelf with single drawer, raised on turned legs. 36"H x 22"W x 15.5"D, Circa - 19th C.

American Rococo Mahogany Washstand, c. 1850, marble top and shaped backsplash, frieze drawer, paneled doors flanked by baluster stiles, shaped base

Circa 1850. Each having one drawer over hinged door atop foot. Pine throughout. Largest: H30 1/2" D16" W28" Sold from the collection of a Pawleys Island, South Carolina lady.

Circa 1810. Having a rectangular top with center circular cutout to house wash basin above lower freeze having nice tigering and atop four tapered legs having cock beaded corners. H28" W22 3/4" D17 3/

Circa 1840, likely Green Brothers, Alexandria Virginia. The piece has a hinged lift top to house necessities at interior above a single door with shelf inside of case all resting on scrolling feet. H3

mark of Henry Haddock, Boston, circa 1850; further marked "Coin" (marked to underside of body); rectangular with gadrooned borders, swing handle, and hinged lid, on a conforming stand with shell feet;