Early Cherry Sheraton Sugar Chest on Tall Legs. From an Estate in Henry County, KY Circa 1840's -

Early Cherry Sheraton Sugar Chest on Tall Legs. From an Estate in Henry County, KY Circa 1840's - 30.5"T - 40"W - 19"D

Middle Tennessee Plantation Cherry Sugar Chest 1820-1830. From an old Shelby county Tennessee family. A scarce tall form with turned Legs that extend down from the bottom of the case 17 1/2". The seco

American, circa 1810-1830. Quality two part tiger maple highboy. Chest on legs with flat top seated on Queen Anne legs with ball and claw feet (later addition). Measuring approx 76" tall x 42" wide x

circa 1800, bald cypress secondary, beveled molded top, three molded lipped drawers with escutcheon and lock, flush side panels, shaped skirt, on tall cabriole legs with hoof foot. 26.75 x 18 x 15.25

Set (10) solid cherry wood arm chairs by Steve Crowley of Aspen, Colorado. Each with shaped backs and seats with front cabriole shaped legs. 35.375"H x 24.5"W x 20"D, Circa - Early 2000's. PROVENANCE:

George Nakashima (American, 1905-1990), Cherry Tall Chest of Drawers1960s, exposed dovetailed case with a small upper drawer over six drawers (the upper drawer with interior divider) with recessed pul

Excellent two part cherry Pennsylvania Dutch cupboard. circa 1840. Beautiful old mellow surface. Fabulous condition. H 88", W upper case 67-3/8", W lower case 69-1/2", D upper case 11-5/8", D lower ca

Fine tiger maple Empire chest of drawers. American, circa 1840. H 50-1/4" W 43-5/8" D 19-3/4" Condition: Excellent with minor imperfections.  

Early Gustav Stickley Tall Chest of Drawers c1901-1902. Signed. Very nicely refinished. 62"h x 45"w x 24"d.

A Chippendale carved walnut tall chest Philadelphia or Chester County, PA, dated, "1773" The dust board below second long drawer inscribed in ink, "Jesse Hutton his hand and pen 1773/ Jesse Hutton mad

A Rare Chippendale Cherry Chest on Chest, Attr. to Eliphalet Chapin Attributed to Eliphalet Chapin, circa 1750-1780. Carved fretwork and scroll top. Nice mellow patina. Literature: Fine Points of Furn

with fluted corner columns 76" tall 42 1/2" wide 18 1/2" deep late 18th century

Y A FRENCH ORMOLU, JAPANESE LACQUER-MOUNTED, EBONY, EBONISED AND HARDWOOD CENTRE TABLEAFTER ADAM WEISWEILER, BY HENRY DASSON, PARIS, CIRCA 1880The underside stamped 'HENRY DASSON', one leg with herm m

Chest of drawers. Beautiful patina. Unmarked. From an E. 10th Street, NYC estate. Dimensions: 36.25" w x 20" d x 53" h. Condition: Some bumps and slight discoloration to top from age and use.

tiger maple two board top with cherry or gum wood splayed turned legs and molded box stretchers, Hudson River Valley, 17th century. 26" high, 23" wide, 16" deep. Age expected wear and losses, shrinkag

Fine Jacob Hostetter, Hanover, York County, PA Tall Case Clock. Chippendale/Hepplewhite transitional cherry case. Broken arch pediment with turned urn finials, turned bull's eye rosettes, serpentine s

Gerardus Boyce, New York, circa 1830-1840; an over-sized service comprising a coffee pot (11 1/2" high), a hot water pot (12 1/4" high), a creamer (7 3/4" high), a covered sugar bowl (10" high), and a

Illinois, early 20th century, tall floriform vase or possibly a lamp base, raised on four legs, covered in a matte green glaze, with stamped standard "Teco" pottery marks, 18 x 9-3/4 in.ÿ , Provenanc

Beautiful tall Biedermeier chest in faux bamboo and birdseye walnut burl, with three mirrored doors, ample shelves, turned legs and urn finials. Provenance: Receipt for original purchase from URS Chri

Biedermeier Walnut Commode Chest, German, Early 19th Century, Brass Pulls, Three Drawers, Canted Corners, Tapering Square Legs, 35 X 47 X 24 Inches, Structurally Sound, Scratches Top And Losses To Fro

A William and Mary Bird and Foliage Marquetry Chest of Drawers English, Circa 1730 Height 36 1/2 x width 37 1/2 x depth 22 1/4 inches. This chest is illustrated in A Directory of Queen Anne, Early Geo

Diminutive Chippendale walnut chest of drawers. Lunenberg County, VA, late 18th/early 19th century. H: 20 in. W: 17 1/2 in. D: 12 in. PROVENANCE: By descent in the Bridgforth Family of "Woodlawn," Ken

Pair of early American dessert or coffee spoons, decorated with busts of Washington, Thomas Harland, Norwich, CT, circa 1800, or Henry Harland, Norwich, CT & New Orleans, LA, circa 1832, the bowls are

Early American coin silver reverse arm sugar tongs, Piner Mansfield, Smyrna, DE, circa 1810, having bow with simple wrigglework border, flat horizontal-plane arms decorated with trailing wrigglework a