English Style Low Boy Chest of Drawers by Baker

English Style Low Boy Chest of Drawers by Baker. Marked in drawer. Measures 32 x 35 x 21 inches. Property of a New Canaan Designer Decorated Estate.

ANTIQUE FOUR DRAWER QUEEN ANNE STYLE LOW BOY CHEST. INLAID TOP WITH CLAW FEET. MINOR WEAR TO FINISH, 43 1/2" W x 22" D x 33" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

Lowboy dresser in the George I style, with nine dovetailed drawers, burl veneer fronts and brass pendant pulls. Marked Baker Furniture on plaque in drawer, c. Mid- to Late 20th Century. Dimensions: H

A pair of lowboy French Lois XV style chests by Baker offer oak, burl and walnut construction in serpentine form with two drawers, each with foliate cast hardware, raised on cabriole legs terminating

English Campaign Style Chest of Drawers by Baker. Measures 53 x 45 x 24 inches. From a historic beach front Westport, Connecticut estate property.

CHIPPENDALE STYLE Including a highboy, low boy, chest of drawers, etc. See pics for more info. Highboy is 6 inches high.

An English Queen Anne style low-boy with four drawers and brass pulls. In burled walnut. Dimensions: H 29.5" x W 30" x D 17.5" Condition: Warping on right side of table top. Scratching to legs and tab

Chippendale Style Lowboy Chest. With two pull out drawers, brass hardware and cabriole legs. Measures 30 inches x 35 inches x 19 inches.

ENGLISH QUEEN ANNE STYLE WALNUT LOWBOY WITH CROSSBANDED TOP AND DRAWERS ON SHELL CARVED LEGS WITH PAD FEET, LATE 19TH/20TH C.; 31"H X 33"W X 20"D

A 19th century English Georgian style lowboy side table. This piece has three drawers, which feature dovetail joints and brass pulls. It rests atop four cabriole legs and is unmarked. Dimensions: 28"H

An English Queen Anne-style walnut lowboy dressing table with a three-drawer case. 27-1/2in tall x 30-1/2in wide x 18in deep. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curbside delivery, and internation

English William and Mary style oak lowboy, 20th c., single frieze drawer, turned legs joined by a shaped X-stretcher, on bun feet, approx 29.25"h, 32"w, 21"d Start Price: $200.00

English Chippendale style oak low boy/side table, 19th c., with rectangular top, over single drawer with later pull, carved apron, above turned supports, joined by H stretcher, rising on ball feet, ap

English Style Carved Oak Lowboy, 20th c., by the Williamsburg Collection, with a large frieze drawer over three deep drawers, on cabriole legs with carved knees, to ball and claw feet, H.- 32 in., W.-

An antique English George II style lowboy console table or accent table having three small drawers with brass finished ornate pulls resting atop four curved legs with carved feet. Unmarked.

English Queen Anne style oak lowboy/ hall table, 20th c., having three drawers, with batwing pulls, over scalloped apron, rising on foliate carved cabriole legs, ending on pad feet, approx 28.75"h, 27

20th C Chippendale style, solid mahogany lowboy chest with Greek key, shell, and fretwork details. Ball and claw feet. Large top drawer over three small drawers. Measures: 36" W x 24.75" D x 32" T. Co

English William and Mary style oak lowboy/ table, early 20th c., having rectangular top over one drawer, rising on trumpet stretcher-joined legs, bun feet, approx 29"h, 27"w, 18 7/8"d Start Price: $30

The chippendale style lowboy with black lacquered finish, has three drawers with brass pull-style handles, cabriole legs, also with corresponding mirror; both with hand-painted details in gilt, mirror

Large lowboy dresser in mahogany and oak, with Federal-style columns and ornate brass hardware and accents. John Widdicomb label inside drawer. Circa Mid-20th Century. Dimensions: H 36" x W 72.5" x D

Baker, Queen Anne Style Mahogany Lowboylate 20th century, rectangular top with molded edge, one over three lipped drawers, scalloped skirt on tall cabriole legs, labeled. 30 x 32 x 18 in. Private Coll

English Lowboy, Queen Anne Style with Shell Fan Carving on Center Drawer, 34"h x 41"w x 22"d (scratches on top)

A QUEEN ANNE STYLE GEORGE III PERIOD CARVED OAK AND WALNUT LOWBOY, EARLY 19TH CENTURY, PROBABLY ENGLISH, the rectangular molded top over two drawers above a wide pierced serpentine apron, joining scro

English oak dressing table or lowboy in the Queen Anne taste, circa 1900, having an overhanging top, three drawers, and rising on cabriole legs with spade feet, apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 29", w.