Sheraton Faux Grain Painted One Drawer Stand

A Sheraton faux grain painted pine stand, mid 9th century, the rectangular top with canted front corners and shaped backsplash over a single dovetailed drawer, raised on turned tapered legs. Dimension

With one drawer, original pull. 38 x 19 x 15 3/4 inches.

Sheraton cream painted one drawer washstand with faux bamboo detail. 37 1/2" high, 37 3/4" wide, 21" deep. Condition: age cracks, stains, paint wear, loss, right top side repaired.

NEW YORK STATE GRAIN-PAINTED ONE-DRAWER STANDCirca 1820In pine. Block legs end in ball feet.Height 29". Width 22". Depth 18".

Sheraton grain painted 2 drawer stand - 30" tall x 17 1/2" wide x 17 1/4" deep

HAND-PAINTED SHERATON-STYLE ONE-DRAWER STANDAmerica, Mid-20th CenturyTop with decoration of a whaling scene. Drawer front with foliate and rope decoration.Height 28.5". Width 18". Depth 16&q

A Pennsylvania Sheraton faux grain-painted pine chest of drawers, second quarter 19th century, the superstructure having a shaped backsplash and two small drawers,above a deep drawer and three small d

A Pennsylvania Sheraton red-painted tulip poplar one drawer stand, second quarter 19th century, having turned tapered legs with ring turnings ending in button feet. Dimensions:Height 29 1/4in; width 2

Yellow painted New England one drawer stand with grain painted drawer front and tops of legs. Circa 1850. Dovetailed drawer construction. H 29-1/4". Excellent condition. See this link for High-Res ima

Country Sheraton grain-painted tiger maple stand with drawer, c.1840. 29"h., top 20"x19".

Pair of Italian One Drawer Side Tables. Each having faux grain painted finish Used condition, wear, worn, surface distress 25-3/4”h x 11”d x 15-1/2"w Provenance: By descent, Bishop, Peabod

A one-drawer stand with turned legs and a grain painted and varnished surface. The drawer is dovetailed and retains the original knob. From Roblin, Ontario, circa 1850. H: 30"; W: 18"; D: 21". Field C

Pair old Federal style pine one drawer stands with original sponge-painted and stenciled decoration and turned legs. 16 in square and 28 inches high. VG condition.

Two Painted Wood Tables contemporary; each with a drawer; one with top painted with faux wood grain, the other with top painted with Rococo-style decoration in gold on green ground 24 3/4 x 24 1/4 x 1

Great little side table all made of metal, looks like wood but that is the faux wood grain finish. The one drawer and door be;low, the door reveals more drawers inside. Condition: excellent. call for

American, 19th Century. Cherry. Dovetailed drawers and slender turned legs. Together with a painted side chair of mixed woods, with bentwood back, bootjack slat, turned legs and rungs, original worn r

Modern Painted Faux Book Form Lift Top Stand With One Drawer . 21 1/2" W 15 1/4" D 19 1/2' H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LA

A fine federal period early American red paint decorated one drawer stand or work table seated on Sheraton turned legs. Appears to be painted poplar, most likely Pennsylvania circa 1810-20. Measuring

A fine federal period early American red paint decorated one drawer stand or work table seated on Sheraton turned legs. Appears to be painted poplar, most likely Pennsylvania circa 1810-20. Measuring

General Store pine merchandise counter, 12 drawers (6 on each side), one end has 4 faux drawers, original grain painted surface, square nail construction, top is beveled all the way around. 34"H x 69"

COUNTRY SHERATON ONE-DRAWER STANDNew England, Circa 1810Red and black grain paint possibly original. Turned legs.Height 28.5”. Width 20”. Depth 18”.

One drawer stand with hints of original faux graining beneath top paint layer. 30 x 21 x 17 inches.

N.E. GRAIN PAINTED 1 DRAWER WASHSTAND W/ SHAPED GALEERY TOP - 35" T X 20 1/2" W X 13 3/4" D - WEAR, SCRATCHES & LOSSES TO PAINT, IMPERFECTIONS

Mustard grain painted Sheraton dressing stand, with scrolled backsplash having 2 drawers over 1 drawer. Beautiful grain painting simulating tiger and birdseye maple. Early 19th century. New England or