Early European Wedding Chest

Strap hinges, interior till, decorative iron work 17 tall x 35 wide x 24 deep

MId 19th C, painted floral decorated, bracket feet. Some scratches and ware. Dated 1887 Some loss to paint on rolling casters. . 16.5T x 34.5W x 18.5D

Early European blanket chest. H 30" Case W 45-1/4" Case D 19". Condition: Excellent condition. Copy and paste this link for high-res images. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/s9donu2c8wdi7fz/AABi4TI4XJrMhnCU

Size 46x38 beautifully carved and inlay 3 drawers on Base

This early 20th century European wood chest features a red and white marble top and is decorated with hand carved inlayed floral designs. On the cabinet faces there is a scene depicting a man drinking

Antique early 19th century wedding/dowry chest. Henry II style trunk in oak with modified button feet, an amazing detailed bronze foliate design escutcheon over the keyhole, massive bronze handles and

Chinese wood and iron wedding dowry chest, likely early 20th c., frame with pierced dragon motifs, encasing lidded chest, comprising four stacking compartments, having iron mounts and ring handles, ap

Indian, late 18th/ early 19th century. A massive carved teak ceremonial wedding chest of sarcophagus form, the rectangular body raised on four block feet and bearing serpentine lid with segment at cen

Mexico, early/mid 20th Century. Overall good condition with some paint loss to lid corners from wear. Approx. 33 in H x 35 in W x 17.5 in D. Weight: 26 lbs. 8 oz.

Oak or elm. Europe, possibly Late 18th or Early 19th Century. Key included. Intricately carved decoration on front. Dimensions: H 24.5" x W 46.25" x D 20.75". Condition: Wear expected from antique age

Walnut veneered case with cross banded top and oak secondary woods, three dovetailed drawers with early tear drop pulls on a barley twist cross stretcher base. 12.5”H x 11”W x 7”D.

Likely 18th century. Very nice early surface having been incised with decoration at all sides of the body. The piece rests atop four handsomely turned feet. The case is bound with wrought iron straps.

Late 18th-early 19th century pine blanket chest, eastern European, with original carving and red and black paint decoration with hex signs, pinwheels, and other decorations, hand-forged hasp, no nails

Antique Dowry Chest, European, soft wood, green painted with recessed panels having painted floral designs, hinged lid, solid ends, plinth molded base, early 19th C, 24" x 55" x 24 1/2" Condition: hea

Early to mid 19th century. Having a very nice early painted surface, likely the first or second surface 19th century. The dome top floral painted trunk has a nice smaller size. Good overall condition

Northern European paint decorated storage trunk/ blanket chest, early 19th c., rectangular case, likely pine, top on iron strap hinges, paneled front painted with stylized floral designs, inscribed 18

Ca. early to mid 19thC. Very good with cracks in the wood and various antique repairs. Age appropriate imperfections are as expected. Appears to be original iron work on a dovetailed case. Impressive

28 in chest, 26 in waist, 56 in long

American/European, late 19th-early 20th century. Group includes carnelian agate necklace, woven seed bead necklace, wedding cake bead necklace and earrings, glass bead necklace, set of graduated bead

5 x 9ct or higher gold wedding bands: Gross weight 15.8g. All engraved with late 19th / early 20th century dates and inscriptions on inside. Some hallmarked 9ct, others are European and may be higher

Item/Description: Early photograph of a couple. The man is wearing a Civil War era uniform with large medal pinned to his chest. The woman is in a long white dress. Back reads in part: Wedding picture

European School double portrait of a couple dressed in early 17th century garb, oil on canvas, likely a wedding portrait, the lady wears a scarlet embroidered gown with fur trim and a jeweled stomache

One Early Car + One Chest Marked Banco di Santa Spirito + Silverplate Card Case Shape Origin: European Manufacturer: Unknown Material: Lead & Silvered Tin Period: 1910 to 1930

Gustav Stickley (1858-1942) early chest of drawers, #626 Eastwood, New York oak marked with early red decal 36"w x 20"d x 48"h Literature: Gray, Stephen, The Early Work of Gustav Stickley, Turn of the