Oak Pilgrim chest, c. 1700, American, probably Massachusetts, three board oak lid over two panel

Oak Pilgrim chest, c. 1700, American, probably Massachusetts, three board oak lid over two panel front, each with four decorative small panels with molding surrounds, chip carved till cover present, o

Oak chest with drawer, probably North Shore Boston, c. 1690's. With initial IB front center. Dimensions: H 22" x W 35" x D 17" Condition: Feet replaced. One top panel possibly replaced and reinforced.

American (New England), second quarter 18th Century. The rectangular single-board molded-edge hinged lid top enclosing a well interior, fronted by two rectangular canted-top corner panels above a sing

Massachusetts, late 17th century, oak throughout, hinged lid with interior till, single side hung long drawer with false triple front, double paneled sides, skirt with relief carved and ebonized drop

Louis XV Style Oak Commode Chest, French, 19th Century, Three Drawers With Scroll Carved Panels, Shaped Apron, Cabriole Legs, Height 36, Width 51, Depth 26 Inches, Structurally Sound, Removal Of Finis

American Gothic Carved Oak Hall Suite , mid-19th c., by the "Stanton Hall Maker", possibly New Orleans, incl. settee and two armchairs, the triple back sette with crocketed spires, pierce carved crest

Ellis style inlay on bottom doors. Contemporary. Top has three leaded glass panels. Two drawers over three cabinet doors. Original finish. 82 1/4" high, 58 1/4" wide, 20" deep. Good condition.

probably Augsburg or Ulm, circa 1680, with molded and inlaid cornice, two burlwood and inset panel doors with applied leaf and angel head carving, decorated steel hinges, lock, and mounts, barley twis

A Rare English William and Mary Inlaid Walnut Cabinet on Chestlate 17th/early 18th century, walnut veneer featuring burl panels, light and dark wood inlays, oak and pine secondary, two part form, appl

The panel front doors have asian style scenes on them. The cabinet houses three inner tray-type drawers. Underneath the cabinet doors is a single, larger drawer. This chest or cabinet has barley twist

Two door cerused oak cabinet C 1940. Perfect for the bathroom. Ht: 37.75" Wd: 39.25" Dpth: 18.25"

American, circa 1890, with flat panel, decorated with a beer stein at lower right corner, in a great standard size. Overall 15 1/2" x 13 1/2", rabbet 10" x 8", molding 3".

18TH C TWO OVER THREE SOUTHERN CHEST , INLAID,DOVETAIL DRAWERS,, EARLY FINISH, VA OR NC 38" X 17" X 42"

Full title: A large Flemish polychromed oak Pieta, probably Brabant, 15th C. Description: H 106 cm Expert: Cabinet Benoit Bertrand About this sale: Paul De Grande is one of the major dealers of antiqu

American Late Victorian glass-top oak parlor table, c.1900, shaped top over turned and reeded legs, joined by medial shelf, ending in metal talon feet clutching glass balls, approx 28.25"h, 24"w, 24"d

David Ebner (American, b. 1945) Lingerie Chest oak artists branded insignia to lower edge H 44 1/2 x W 24 x 14 1/2 inches Property from the Estate of Eliot Becker, Northbrook, Illinois

Gustav Stickley Early desk, model 409 USA, c. 1902oak, leather, iron, brass30 h × 60.5 w × 37 d in (76 × 154 × 94 cm) Desk features two drawers. Remnants of large red deca

American, 18th Century. The circular three-board mustard-painted tilt-top above a well with hinged lid, flanked by single-board scalloped-edge sides, raised on molded shoe-feet joined by a single cent

RARE 19TH C SMALL JOINT STOOL IN AMERICAN RED OAK , PEGGED JIONERY, ORIGINAL VARNISH STAINED SURFACES, EXCELLENT CONDITION,11" X 14" X 18"

The table is in beautiful condition, appearing to have been refinished at some point in it's past. Made of Quarter sawn oak with 2 large drop leaves on either side held up by two gate legs. Very thin

R & Y Augousti, Reptile Chest of DrawersFrance, late 20th century, reptile skin wrapped mahogany chest with raised panel top and sides, two over three flush drawers, labeled. 41 3/8 x 39 3/8 x 20 in.

C 1900 Solid 1/4 cut Oak extension dining table with two 12" wide leaves. Table is in good condition with refinished top & leaves. W 47" x 44". Hgt 30". With leaves in 6 feet. It will take 5 more leav

circa 1856, attributed to Doe Hazelton & Co., Boston, with brass label "No. 5W", crest carved with federal shield, lidded inkwell, slant lid with felt writing surface opening to open interior, trestle

Some nicks as seen in pictures.49.5" wide25" tall on sides20.5" to lid top19.5" deep