Clinton County, Ohio Transitional Empire Chest of

Second quarter 19th century, cherry with poplar and walnut secondary. Six dovetailed drawers, paneled ends, half pilasters and turned legs. 45.75"h. 42.5"w. 21.25"d.

THIS BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS 5&1/16 INCHES LONG. IT IS FROM CLINTON COUNTY OHIO. EX- WILLIAM CALDWELL COLLECTION. IT COMES WITH A BUTLER CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY. IT WILL MAKE

IT IS 4&13/16 INCHES LONG BY 1&9/16 INCHES WIDE. THIS BEAUTIFUL ARTIFACT IS MADE OF QUARTZITE. IT IS FROM CLINTON COUNTY OHIO. SUCH A WONDERFUL PIECE TO ADD TO YOUR COLLECTION! IT COMES WITH AN INSIGH

Antique Transitional American Empire Chest. Size: 46" H x 47" W x 22" D

York County, PA Empire Grain-Painted Chest of Drawers. Attributed to John Rupp, Hanover, Pa. (b.1809-d. 1899). Four full-width dovetailed drawers, scrolled stiles and front feet. 47"h. x 41-1/4"w. x 2

An early 19th century American Empire Transitional chest. Birdseye and Soft Maple construction with a scrolled backsplash and attached swing mirror over a base with two short and three long graduated

A 19th century American Empire Transitional chest. Curly Maple construction with galleried back, three short drawers over one long drawer and three additional long drawers, flanked by turned columns o

Sheraton Empire transitional 2 over 4 mahogany chest of drawers, with 3/4 rope twist columns, replaced hollow Sheraton style brass, drying crack, case width 45", overall ht 49"

With 2 Split Concave Drawers over 3 Full Width Drawers with Sandwich Glass Pulls; 46.25"H x 45"W x 22.5"D. Condition: Very Good.

Sheraton / Empire Transitional Chest of Drawers, c.1830s, mahogany, 4 drawers with the top drawer divided and over hanging above 3 graduated drawers flanked by round turned columns terminating in ring

DESCRIPTION: Sheraton to early Empire transitional chest of drawers. Circa 1820-30. The form consisting of four diminutive turned legs rising to a four drawer chest with overhang. Drawers with reeded

A transitional Sheraton-Empire six-drawer chest with strong form and colour. In original vibrant black and red grained decoration, the case has four drawers consisting of an overhanging top drawer and

Transitional Sheraton/Empire figural cherry chest , 4 drawers, mushroom pulls, flanked by turned posts, 47-1/2"h x 41"w x 20"d

19TH C SHERATON EMPIRE PERIOD TRANSITIONAL CHEST, 38 X 19 X 51T

Antique Tiger Maple Sheraton/Empire Transitional 4 Drawer Chest. 41" W 21 3/4" D 48 1/2" H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY AN OPINION AND LA

**Originally Listed At $150** Native American, Midwestern United States, Ohio, Carroll County, Transitional period, Paleo-Indian to Early Archaic, ca. 10000 to 8000 BCE. A moderately sized lanceolate

19th Century Mahogany Empire Sheraton Transitional 4 Drawer Chest . 48 1/4" W 21 1/2" D 48" H "ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND

Second quarter 19th century, pine and poplar with maple veneer. Transitional with turned feet, scrolled pilasters and one over three dovetailed drawers with original pulls and inlaid escutcheons. Red

American (Ohio) early 19th century. A late Federal to early Empire chest of drawers in cherry with pine secondary, having a formed gallery with two short drawers over one long drawer, flanked by sunfl

Blue & white wool and linen with corner block woven inscriptions: If good we plant not vice will fill the place And rankest weed the riches soil deface. Woven by J. Hart Wilmington Clinton County Ohio

Signed "Noah W. Wehrly, West Manchester, Preble County, Ohio, 1881." Poplar box on turned legs, and retaining its unusual paint decoration that appears to be faux burl graining. Wehrly (1855-1912) was

Empire Grain Paint-Decorated Softwood Chest of Drawers. Attributed to John Rupp, Hanover, York County, PA, circa. 1830-1840. Four full-width dovetailed drawers, scrolled stiles and turned feet. 47-1/2

Attributed to the village of Keene, Coshocton County, mid-19th century, poplar. With a deeply shaped bracket base and retaining its original red and black faux graining. 37" wide by 27.5” high b

Wayne County, 2nd quarter 19th century, poplar. Six board dovetailed case with original turned feet and applied molding. Original grain decoration imitating flame mahogany. Interior till. Pictured in"