circa: 1910 width: 44 height: 32 length: 25 This stunning antique walnut Queen Anne dresser was hand-crafted in England around 1910, during the Edwardian period. At this  More »

circa: 1910 width: 44 height: 32 length: 25 This stunning antique walnut Queen Anne dresser was hand-crafted in England around 1910, during the Edwardian period. At this time, there was a resurgence in England and America of the Queen Anne style, which originally took place in 1702-1714. This particular dresser exhibits many of the finest traits of the Queen Anne style, including the typical wood choice of the style, walnut. In this case, the dresser was made with a stunning variety of burl walnut, which after a hundred years has developed a lovely patina that enriches the distinct burl walnut grain and complexion. The walnut looks especially beautiful because of a recent hand-restoration, which was performed by a third-generation English cabinetmaker before being imported directly to our furniture store here in Atlanta, GA, USA. The solid-brass hardware contrasts beautifully with the burl walnut, as does the walnut crossbanding around the top and drawer fronts, while the characteristically Queen Anne shaped apron, cabriole legs and flowing serpentine design also make for an elegant appearance.As useful as it is beautiful, this Queen Anne style walnut dresser also contains a convenient brush slide and three large, strong drawers, each featuring hand-cut dovetailed joints, which were a common feature of antique furniture that indicated fine craftsmanship. Because of its excellent original construction and its recent restoration, this exquisite Queen Anne walnut dresser will last for generations to come, all the while providing convenient storage, so it would certainly make a fine investment for any home furniture collection!   « Less

circa: 2000 width: 37 height: 36 length: 21 This exquisite restored antique bachelors chest is the product of a full restoration of an English RAF bachelors chest, dating  More »

circa: 2000 width: 37 height: 36 length: 21 This exquisite restored antique bachelors chest is the product of a full restoration of an English RAF bachelors chest, dating back to just after the Second World War, most likely about 1960. Included in the restoration was a selection of stunning burl walnut veneers and new brass swan neck pulls. Each drawer boasts strong dovetailed joints, while shaped bracket feet provide sturdy support. The sides were not replaced during the restoration, although they were refinished, so they still display some of the minor original wear marks and scuffs.   « Less

Rare & Important Early 19th C American Vermont Cherry, Mahogany & Birdseye Maple Five Drawer Chest Attributed To The Craftsmanship Working In The Hubbardton / Castleton  More »

Rare & Important Early 19th C American Vermont Cherry, Mahogany & Birdseye Maple Five Drawer Chest Attributed To The Craftsmanship Working In The Hubbardton / Castleton Region Up To Middlebury, Vermont. Notice The Elegant Simple Skirt With Notched Corners On The Legs Both Front & Side At The Base. The Case Is Solid Cherry With The Drawer Fronts Inlaid With Birdseye Maple & Mahogany Banding. Old Refinish Replaced Period Brasses. Excellent Condition. Mellow Rich Nut Brown Patina Circa: 1800-1820   « Less

Rare Late 18th C American New York Bold Reverse Serpentine Mahogany & Mahogany Veneer Chest With Original Surface & Original Oval Brasses With Four Graduated Cock Beaded  More »

Rare Late 18th C American New York Bold Reverse Serpentine Mahogany & Mahogany Veneer Chest With Original Surface & Original Oval Brasses With Four Graduated Cock Beaded Drawers, And The Top Drawer Has Dividers All Supported On Refine Delicate Splayed Elegant Tall French Feet. This Chest Has To Be Seen In Person To Appreciate The Dramatic Reverse Serpentine Bold Design and Construction Of The Wonderful Chest. It Has Survived In An Outstanding State Of Preservation. Circa: 1785-1795 Height: 39", Width: 46", Depth: 19 1/2" Warm Mellow Rich Nut Brown Patina   « Less

Rare & Important 19th C American New York Mahogany & Mahogany Veneer Reverse Serpentine French Foot Chest. Original Brasses. Excellent Condition. The Form Is Quite Rare  More »

Rare & Important 19th C American New York Mahogany & Mahogany Veneer Reverse Serpentine French Foot Chest. Original Brasses. Excellent Condition. The Form Is Quite Rare Within The Scope Of American Furniture. The Shape Is Very Dramatic In Person. Circa: 1780-1805 Attributed Origin: New York State. Rich Mellow Nut Brown Patina   « Less

Superb 18th C American Vermont Chippendale cherry four drawer Quaker made graduated bracket base chest signed: Raymond. Origin: Quaker craftsmanship, eastern Vermont, circa  More »

Superb 18th C American Vermont Chippendale cherry four drawer Quaker made graduated bracket base chest signed: Raymond. Origin: Quaker craftsmanship, eastern Vermont, circa 1795-1825. Completely original undisturbed warm reddish brown surface, replaced period brasses in a superb state of preservation. A wonderful example. A Vermont gem!   « Less

Rare & Important Mid 18th C Bold Chippendale Tiger Maple R. I. Four Drawer Chest On A Shaped Bracket Base. The Chest Is Completely Original Including Bail Handle Hardware  More »

Rare & Important Mid 18th C Bold Chippendale Tiger Maple R. I. Four Drawer Chest On A Shaped Bracket Base. The Chest Is Completely Original Including Bail Handle Hardware Except For An Old Refinish. Circa: 1760-1785 Golden Mellow Nut Amber Patina!   « Less

Rare & Important 18th C Philadelphia Queen Anne Mahogany Chest Of Drawers With Original Brasses, Original Bold Ogee Feet, And An Exceptional Old, If Not Original Undisturbed  More »

Rare & Important 18th C Philadelphia Queen Anne Mahogany Chest Of Drawers With Original Brasses, Original Bold Ogee Feet, And An Exceptional Old, If Not Original Undisturbed Finish. Provenance Chris Machmer (dealer) to Millie McGehee (dealer) to Jim Burk (York Show Promoter). In An Untouched State Of Original Preservation. Excellent Condition Height: 34 5/16", Depth: 21 1/2", Width: 37" Excellent Condition   « Less

Rare & Important Early 19th C Castleton, Vermont Butternut Federal Three Drawer Chest Attributed To Ashel Jones Circa: 1810-1820, Old Wooden Pulls, Old Reddish Brown Painted  More »

Rare & Important Early 19th C Castleton, Vermont Butternut Federal Three Drawer Chest Attributed To Ashel Jones Circa: 1810-1820, Old Wooden Pulls, Old Reddish Brown Painted Surface In Untouched Outstanding State Of Preservation. Scalloped Dovetailed Backsplash, High Notched French Feet With A Scalloped Skirt With A Drop Panel In Center. Finely Dovetailed, In Choice Condition. Completely Original. Dry Surface. Lovely Warm Reddish Brown Patina. Superb Example Of Early Vermont Craftsmanship. Height: 45 1/2, Width: 44 1/2" Depth: 21"   « Less

Rare & Important Early 19th C American Vermont Inlaid Mahogany & Birds Eye Maple Federal Tall French Notched Foot, Scalloped Skirt, Inlaid Drop Panel In Center of Bottom  More »

Rare & Important Early 19th C American Vermont Inlaid Mahogany & Birds Eye Maple Federal Tall French Notched Foot, Scalloped Skirt, Inlaid Drop Panel In Center of Bottom Skirt Of Chest As Well As In The Center Of The Top. Original Oval Brass Hardware. Attributed Origin: Middlebury, Burlington, or Charlotte, Vermont Cabinet Making Workshops. This Lovely Chest Was Purchased 40 Plus Years Ago In Burlington, Vermont Community By The Original Owners Children Who I Acquired It From. It Was Then Given To The Son & Daughter In Law Who Then Traveled With This Lovely Chest To London & Paris Then Back To NYC Where I Acquired It. In A Superb State Of Preservation. A Rare Above Average Historical Document Of Vermont Furniture Worthy Of Any Serious Collection. Circa: 1795-1825 In An Excellent State Of Preservation.   « Less