This stunning chest of drawers is a bench-made new replica of a Georgian style chest made popular during the reign of King George III around the 18th Century. It features a  More »

This stunning chest of drawers is a bench-made new replica of a Georgian style chest made popular during the reign of King George III around the 18th Century. It features a beautiful walnut with crossbanded satinwood borders around the top and drawer fronts, which greatly enhances the look of the piece through a nice color contrast. The piece rests on sturdy shaped bracket feet so there is no need to worry about stability. This classic Georgian design chest is perfect for any room in your home, so don't miss this opportunity!   « Less

This Splendid chest is made with Burl walnut in English Georgian style . It features a beautiful burl walnut with crossbanded satinwood borders around the top and drawer  More »

This Splendid chest is made with Burl walnut in English Georgian style . It features a beautiful burl walnut with crossbanded satinwood borders around the top and drawer fronts, which greatly enhances the look of the piece through a nice color contrast. Immaculate.   « Less

This fabulous very large two tone Chest of drawers In English Victorian style is made with eye catching burl Elm wood and ebonized wood. Stunning.

This fabulous very large two tone Chest of drawers In English Victorian style is made with eye catching burl Elm wood and ebonized wood. Stunning.   « Less

Very Elegant and ornate this Marquetry chest in Louis XV style has 5 drawers and has bronze ornaments. Impeccable and practical.

Very Elegant and ornate this Marquetry chest in Louis XV style has 5 drawers and has bronze ornaments. Impeccable and practical.   « Less

Made with Burl Elm wood in Georgian English this is a Large and Imposing Bureau / Chest that is Stunning to the eyes and extremely practical.

Made with Burl Elm wood in Georgian English this is a Large and Imposing Bureau / Chest that is Stunning to the eyes and extremely practical.   « Less

American Aesthetic Movement Mirrored Chest of Drawers in a Moorish Taste. Circa 1885. This superb example of high end 19th century furniture is from the same estate as the  More »

American Aesthetic Movement Mirrored Chest of Drawers in a Moorish Taste. Circa 1885. This superb example of high end 19th century furniture is from the same estate as the signed Herter Bros. chest we sold earlier. Fresh to the market, this unique chest, has features that we have never seen before. This low boy has two surmounted flanking cabinets with beveled glass front and outer side, mirrored back and open inner side. The top of each cabinet has an open work brass gallery. The top of the mirror frame is an unusual marquetry, which looks to me like stylized clouds and stars. The chest is original finish solid mahogany with satin wood interiors. The chest has large, very ornate brass hardware in a Moorish Taste. The low boy has three long drawers and a secret, spring loaded drawer beneath the top. This piece embodies the principles of Charles Eastlake and other influential designers of the time with simple, incised, turned and low relief decoration. Everything is original to this chest, finish hardware and mirrors. The care with which set was constructed suggests that it is from a leading New York cabinet maker's shop and after consulting with other dealers of quality 19th c American furniture, we believe this piece can be strongly attributed to the top notch cabinet makers, Pottier & Stymus. Original finish, very minor repairs, hairline crack to one small mirror, lightly cleaned and waxed. Original locks marked G. Bayer pat. Feb 6, 1873. Over all fine original condition. 77" tall x 62" widest, base 50" wide x 21 1/2" deep.   « Less

Rare large, quality, 19th American Classical cylinder desk, signed J. and J.W. Meeks one of the 19th century's finest cabinet makers. The address on the stamp dates this  More »

Rare large, quality, 19th American Classical cylinder desk, signed J. and J.W. Meeks one of the 19th century's finest cabinet makers. The address on the stamp dates this piece between 1836-1855. The Classical style puts it at the beginning of this period. This wonderfully preserved desk has all the fine detail one would expect from one of New York's most prominent makers. Expertly matched crotch mahogany veneers, maple secondary woods and hidden storage. The desk surface slides out for use and the red writing surface slants. The cubby holes and the lower compartment shelf both have fine, scalloped edges. The lower doors are backed in in a lovely contrasting maple. The desk sits on graceful and well proportioned bracket feet. Maker’s stamp on the inside of the third interior drawer. Original intact locks are found beneath the cylinder roll and on the right door. Beautiful patina, some old repairs and restorations, lightly re-polished. Measures 47 1/8” in height, 51” in width, and 24” in depth.   « Less

An early country English oak 6-drawer tall chest with 2 full, divided upper & 4 full lower drawers, on bun (frontal) and squared (rear) feet, pine secondary wood, original  More »

An early country English oak 6-drawer tall chest with 2 full, divided upper & 4 full lower drawers, on bun (frontal) and squared (rear) feet, pine secondary wood, original turned pulls & locking hardware. England, c.1800. 52 1/4" H x 41 1/2" W x 20" D   « Less

A New England Late Federal cherrywood 4 drawer chest with matched, figured mahogany veneer drawer fronts flanked by classic pilasters; original pull knobs, a shaped  More »

A New England Late Federal cherrywood 4 drawer chest with matched, figured mahogany veneer drawer fronts flanked by classic pilasters; original pull knobs, a shaped backsplash, on turned front feet & French rear legs; probably of Vermont origin. A large, handsome chest! New England, c 1830 53 3/4" H x 42" W x 21 1/2" D   « Less

Connecticut Queen Anne cherry flat top highboy circa 1770. This two part highboy is an early marriage of two different but related period New England cherry flattop highboys.  More »

Connecticut Queen Anne cherry flat top highboy circa 1770. This two part highboy is an early marriage of two different but related period New England cherry flattop highboys. Measures 79.75 inches high, 37.75 inches wide at base and 35.75 inches wide at top, 19 inches deep at base and 17.75 inches deep at top, 20.5 inches deep at the knees, and 19.75 inches deep at the crest. The legs are 20 inches high.   « Less