Pennsylvania Hepplewhite High Cherry Chest 1790

A Fine Pennsylvania Hepplewhite Chest Of Drawers, Circa 1790-1820 With Three Drawers Over Two Drawers, Over Four Drawers, All Drawers Are Graduated. Has A Dovetailed Case With What Appear To Be Its Or

Pennsylvania Hepplewhite cherry tall chest, circa 1790 with French feet resting on casters. 65.75"h x 42.5"w x 21.5"d

Pennsylvania Hepplewhite cherry inlaid tall chest of drawers, circa 1790, with secret door. 65"h x 43.5"w x 22.5"d

Pennsylvania Hepplewhite Cherry Chest of Drawers. Four full width cock beaded graduated dovetailed drawers, shaped skirt and French bracket feet. 39-3/4"h. x 39-1/2"w. x 21"d. Condition: Good with som

Manheim, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Hepplewhite Cherry Inlaid Tall Chest of Drawers. Cove molded cornice, diamond band inlay, three split over five full width lip molded graduated dovetailed drawe

Manheim, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Hepplewhite Cherry Inlaid Tall Chest of Drawers. Cove-molded cornice, diamond band inlay frieze, three split over five full-width lip-molded graduated dovetaile

Manheim, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Hepplewhite Cherry Inlaid Tall Chest of Drawers. Cove-molded cornice, diamond band inlay, three split over five full-width lip-molded graduated dovetailed drawe

DESCRIPTION: A walnut rural Pennsylvania Hepplewhite to Sheraton high chest of drawers. C. 1820. The three-over-five drawer arrangement is housed in a tall case resting on splayed French bracket feet.

A Fine Antique Pennsylvania Chippendale High Chest, Circa 1790-1820. It Has (2) Drawers Over (4) Graduated Drawers, Resting On Og Bracket Feet With Columns. Measures 42 In Wide, 54 In High. One Drawer

Hepplewhite cherry chest of drawers, circa 1790. 40.75"h x 39.75"w x 18.75"d

PENNSYLVANIA CHIPPENDALE CHERRY HIGH CHEST, applied cornice above three short drawers and five graduated drawers flanked by narrow quarter columns, raised on later ogee-molded bracket feet, solid

Cherry Pennsylvania high chest, two drawers over 3 drawers, mushroom pulls, scalloped skirt, 47"w

Pennsylvania House cherry high chest of drawers, three short drawers, over three short drawers, over 4 long drawers, 51"h x 42"w x 20"d, light wear and scratches, All drawers are working, no chips on

Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Hepplewhite cherry 2-part secretary/bookcase, circa 1790, with tiger maple document drawered interior. 94"h x 42"w x 20.5"d

A Beautiful Formal Hepplewhite Desk Circa 1790-1830. The Graduated Drawers With Ebonized Molded Edges Stand Out And Are Surmounted By Ebonized Quarter Columns, Which Have Some Paint Loss Do To Scratch

1790-1810 American Federal period Hepplewhite for drawer chest of drawer. Cherry cased, four drawers with pine secondary wood and French spade bracket feet. Some scuffs and wear present, overall very

DESCRIPTION: Lebanon County Pennsylvania Hepplewhite chest of drawers in mahogany and other woods, circa 1790. Two small drawers over three graduated drawers separated by alternating dust boards. Each

DESCRIPTION: Walnut Pennsylvania Chippendale high chest of drawers. South central Pennsylvania, circa 1780-1790. Form consists of a tall walnut case resting on four ogee feet. Front of the case with t

A Pennsylvania Hepplewhite fall front desk circa 1790-1820. Cherry. French bracket feet supporting the case holding four drawers, each with a cockbeaded lip, an older design element and suggesting thi

Quarter columns with lambs tongue terminals, resting on flared French feet. Pine secondary wood. 64" H x 40" W x 21" D.

Circa 1770-1790. In cherry with cove molded crown over dental molding, over five overlapping dovetailed drawers in top section. Base with one drawer over three, with center drawer having a fine shell

American Four Drawer Chest, early 19th c. , with graduated drawers and brass drop bail pulls, set on a high skirted bracket base, pine secondary wood, 33 5/8" high, 37 5/8" x 18". Side shrinkage crack

Pennsylvania Hepplewhite walnut slant lid desk, circa 1790, inlaid with an American eagle, all above four graduated drawers ending in flaring French feet, with cherry document drawered interior.74"h x

American (New England), early 19th Century. Chestnut and pine secondary woods. String inlay around top and base; four graduated, dovetailed drawers with cock beaded edges; high bracket feet. Period ha