Southern Federal Walnut Miniature

Lift-Top Chest attributed to Virginia, 1815-1825, dovetailed walnut box with open interior and turned feet, cut nails, interior MESDA label, 14-1/2 x 19 x 11 in. old refinishing, lacking interior lock

Circa 1810. Having a thick top above three slightly graduated drawers with fine banding and diamond inlaid escutcheon leading down to handsomely shaped lower skirt emitting a delicate French foot. Yel

attributed to Kentucky, 1800-1810, table sugar chest in the form of a bow front Federal chest, with three scratch-beaded false drawers, shaped skirt and French feet, top with circular wooden lid and o

attributed to Tennessee, 19th century, walnut with poplar secondary, single drawer with cut nail construction, hinged lid with divided interior, turned legs, 31 x 32-1/4 x 19 in.

North Carolina, early 19th century, hinged lid opening to divided interior with three compartments, dovetailed box resting on tapered square legs, 23-3/4 x 18 x 14-1/2 in. - Provenance: From the Estat

probably North Carolina, early 19th century with restorations, one side fitted with lift top with open interior, other with single deep dovetailed drawer, turned legs and feet, 29-1/2 x 18-1/2 x 28-1/

Southern Federal Walnut Table18th century, attributed to Chowan County, North Carolina, rectangular two board top, flush skirt rails, wood peg joinery, straight rounded legs with button feet. 26.25 x

Height 15.5 inches, width 17.5 inches, depth 10 inches. Provenance: a North Carolina Collection.

Circa 1800, Virginia or Maryland. Having a nicely molded top above handsomely glazed doors with intricate mullions above fall front which opens to well-appointed interior with drawers and pigeon holes

Circa 1820. Having a thick top above four slightly graduated drawers composed of yellow pine secondary wood atop four turned feet. H38 3/4" W38" D17 3/4" Sold from the collection of the late Mr. Charl

Southern Walnut Miniature Chest of Drawers19th century, yellow pine secondary, the case with four graduated drawers with scratch bead, paneled sides, turned legs. 16 x 15.75 x 7 in. Private Collection

Circa 1810. Having a thick top above four slightly graduated drawers having popular secondary wood. The piece rests atop a nice French foot with a well shaped lower skirt. The drawers boasting thick g

circa 1820, poplar secondary, one-piece form, currently cornice detached, case with two upper hinged doors featuring eight window panes with molded mullions, shelved interior, middle shelf with spoon

Circa 1810, likely Carolinas or Virginia. Having a rectangular top above fall front writing surface disguised as faux drawers hung with pulls opening to nicely appointed interior above two lower drawe

American Late Federal Walnut Miniature Chest of Drawersattributed to Kentucky, circa 1820-40, white pine secondary, rectangular top with rounded corners, three graduated flush drawers with dovetailed

Circa 1810 ,possibly Midlands South Carolina. The piece having a tight grain with two large leaves flanking the top crafted of two boards, the secondary wood is yellow pine throughout. The top resting

Circa 1810, Virginia. Having a rectangular top above four slightly graduated drawers resting atop very handsome French feet. Yellow Pine secondary wood throughout the piece. H41 1/2" W40 1/4" D17 3/4"

Circa 1820. Having a rectangular top and case with two over three drawer configuration atop nicely turned and tapered legs. Yellow pine secondary wood throughout. H42 1/2" W41" D20 1/4" Sold from the

probably WesternÿNorth Carolina, early 19th century, with clover leaf top tilting over turned support with tripod base and slipper feet, 26-1/2 x 17-3/4 x 22 in. - Provenance: From the Estate of the

Southern Federal Walnut Blanket Chestearly 19th century, poplar secondary, six board dovetailed case with hinged lid having applied molded edge, open interior, dovetailed bracket feet with repeating m

Circa 1820, North Carolina or Virginia Piedmont. Having a two board top above single long drawer, all resting on tapered legs. Poplar secondary wood throughout. H25 5/8" W35 1/4" D24" Sold from the co

possibly Camden, South Carolina, circa 1830. walnut primary with poplar secondary. This cabinet was purchased directly from Cool Spring Plantation in Camden, SC and was said to have been original to t

Circa 1820, likely Virginia. Having a shaped top above turned wood base emitting three saber legs atop interesting turned wood feet. H27 3/4" W15 3/4" Sold from the collection of a Virginia couple.

Circa 1810. Having a very thick and heavy top above single drawer with thick walls above four handsome tapered legs. H28 1/2" W22 3/4" D22 1/2" Sold from the collection of the late Mr. Charlie Rose.