C.1790-1800 Federal Southern Walnut Corner Cabinet

Circa 1810. Having a handsomely detailed moulded crown above very fine mullions at the glazed doors opening to three shelves within continuing down to single drawer at center with inlay and leading do

Piedmont North or South Carolina, early 19th century. Having scratch-beaded crown above two glazed doors leading to two paneled doors on molded base. H89" W55" D25"

Circa 1825, likely South or North Carolina Piedmont. The piece having a molded crown above very nicely figured and paneled doors opening to shelves within crafted of yellow pine and leading down to lo

Piedmont, North Carolina or South Carolina, early 19th century. molded crown with broken-arch pediment above two molded and glazed doors leading to single inlaid drawer at center above two paneled doo

Circa 1820. Having a molded top above paneled doors housing shelves within three at top and one at bottom, all resting on bracket foot. Secondary wood looks to be yellow pine. H82 3/4" W46 1/2" D20"

Southern Federal Inlaid Walnut Corner Cupboardprobably South Carolina, attributed to the Rock Hill area, circa 1800, one part form, yellow pine secondary, applied stepped cornice above a barber pole i

American Late Federal Walnut Corner Cabinet. Two cabinet sections concealing shelves. Ohio or Pennsylvania. Early 19th century. {Approximate dimensions: 78 high x 44 wide x 17 inches deep.}. Condition

Circa 1825. Having a molded crown above upper case with two hinged and glazed doors opening to shelves within above lower case which has two hinged doors with raised panels all resting on a bracket fo

Circa 1820,Pennsylvania. Having a molded crown with original early black painted accent above lower case having been very nicely banded around the doors which are well paneled at top and bottom and al

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 1860, likely Midlands of South Carolina. The piece having a pierced scrolling top and bottom centered by case with single hinged door opening to a single shelf within. H30" W20" D12" Note: The p

early 19th century, rich brown color, walnut with pine secondary, scalloped interior shelves, upper section in dark green paint, lower section in early blue paint, scalloped skirt, bookmatched door pa

Southern Federal Cherrywood Corner Cabinet, early 19th c., flared cornice, glazed doors, three frieze drawers, paneled cabinet doors flanked by turned columns, serpentine apron, casters, h. 87 1/2 in.

Likely South Carolina or Georgia. The piece having a dentil molded crown above two nicely paneled doors housing shelves within and leading down to lower case also with nicely paneled doors and all res

Circa 1810. The piece having excellent early blue painted surface on a hard yellow pine case with paneled doors housing shelves at top and bottom with nicely trimmed case. H81" W45" D27" Discovered in

Greenville County, South Carolina, 1820-1840, descended in the Jones/Ware family. A previous owner acquired this cupboard from a direct descendant of Thomas Edwin Ware (1806-1873), an infamous South C

Circa 1810, likely South Carolina or Georgia. The piece having a molded top above paneled doors opening to shelves within atop bracket base. Sold from a Columbia, South Carolina private collection.

Ca. 1800 Southern, likely Virginia, small size huntboard in black walnut with line and keyhole inlay, two board top with a breakfront center with drawers and doors, on tapered legs with original brass

Southern Chippendale Walnut Corner Cupboardattributed to central Virginia, circa 1800, poplar secondary, one part form, applied cornice molding with applied stylized dentil molding, upper and lower pa

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

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 1800, likely North Carolina or Virginia. Having a molded top above nicely paneled doors which boast a sunburst inlay at the center of each door. Continuing down to pull out candle holders above

Circa 1800, likely Virginia. The piece has a hinged top with molded edge above the dovetailed case standing on very nice and tall French feet. Secondary wood is walnut and hard yellow pine. H21 5/8" W

Circa 1790. Having a two board top with banded edge above four slightly graduated drawer having yellow pine secondary wood and with nicely banded drawer fronts flanked by reeded corners with reeded la