Ohio Cherry Chest of Drawers attributed to Fairfield

American (Ohio) early 19th century. A late Federal to early Empire chest of drawers in cherry with pine secondary, having a formed gallery with two short drawers over one long drawer, flanked by sunfl

Federal Bowfront Cherry Chest of Drawers attributed to Pennsylvania or Ohio, circa 1820, white pine secondary, top with reeded edge, three upper side by side drawers, above four graduated long drawers

Southern Late Federal Cherry Chest of Drawersattributed to Virginia, circa 1820-30, poplar secondary, rectangular top, two over three graduated flush mount drawers, scratch bead to the drawer stiles,

Southern Late Federal Cherry Chest of Drawersattributed to western Virginia, circa 1830, poplar secondary, rectangular top with applied molded edge, two over three graduated cock beaded drawers, reede

Ca. 1830 Ohio cherry tall chest. 3 drawers over 4 drawers. Paneled sides, small turned legs, 46" w, 50"h, 21" d. Poplar secondary. Old but replaced knobs, missing splash.

Cherry 4 drawer silver chest attributed to Statton Furniture. Structurally sound and in good condition. No noticeable issues. 24"w x 14"d x 24"h

Pennsylvania/Ohio, circa 1820; flat top with applied edge, blanket drawer in carcass with three drawers in base, fully turned columnar supports, round turned feet, 45 1/2 in. H., 42 1/2 in. W., 24 1/2

North Carolina Federal Chest of Drawersattributed to the shop of Karsten Peterson, mid 19th century, poplar and cherry case, yellow pine secondary, rectangular top, two over three graduated and cock b

Possibly Ohio, c. 1830, cherry and poplar. 5 cockbeaded drawers, crossbanded trim, and turned feet. 50" high, 41" wide, 21" deep.

Probably Ohio, c. 1840, cherry and poplar. 1 large over 3 smaller drawers and turned feet.

Kentucky, Tennessee, or Ohio, early 19th century, cherry with poplar secondary, double line inlaid top over five dovetailed drawers with line inlay and tear drop escutcheons, eagle decorated brass pul

Attributed to Fairfield County, Ohio, mid 19th century, cherry and curly maple. Goose neck head and foot boards with carved rosettes and fans. Turned posts with cannonball finials. Wear, some edge los

Ohio, 2nd half 19th century, cherry with pine and poplar secondary. Four dovetailed drawers with original pulls. Old red stain. Signed "Manufactured by Jacob Ackerman Sr. Repaired by George Ackerman,

Second quarter 19th century, cherry with poplar secondary. Two-board top, dovetailed case, base with turned legs and dovetailed drawer. Attributed to Middle Tennessee. Refinished, interior dividers mi

Probably Cincinnati, c. 1825, cherry and poplar. Four drawers flanked by rope-twist columns and on turned feet. 26.5" high, 21.5" wide, 10" deep. (K1)

Southeast Pennsylvania, late 18th century, cherry, pine, and poplar. 3 over 2 over 4 drawers, and on bold, ogee bracket feet. Restored. 62" high, 41.5" wide, 42" deep.

American, early 19th century, cherry and poplar. Four drawers on French feet. 41.5" high, 44" wide, 20.25" deep.

Circa 1840, likely Ohio in cherry with bow front curly maple drawer fronts on top over hanging section with two central glove drawers flanked by two dovetailed bonnet drawer, over three graduated dove

Early 19th century, cherry and poplar. Four graduated drawers and French feet. 41" high, 39" wide, 22" deep.

attributed to Kentucky or Tennessee, divided interior, on stand, one drawer, turned ball feet, 28" tall, 27" wide, 16" deep, locking, with key...................A Dash of Information: Sugar Chests....

Attributed to Ohio, late 19th century, pine. Professional tool chest partially covered with canvas. Fitted intieror includes multiple sliding drawers, rack with planes, slot with saws, lift lid compar

Second quarter 19th century, cherry with poplar and walnut secondary. Six dovetailed drawers, paneled ends, half pilasters and turned legs. 45.75"h. 42.5"w. 21.25"d.

Lexington Chippendale Style Cherry Double Chest of Drawers with Brass Hardware. 35 inches x 64 inches x 19 inches

George III Mahogany Serpentine-Fronted Chest of Drawers, attributed to the workshop of Henry Hill of Marlborough Fitted with a brush slide. 32 ? x 42 ? x 24 3/8 in. Note: Henry Hill was active from 17