Pennsylvania Classical Tiger Maple Butler's Chest

A Pennsylvania Classical inlaid tiger maple butler's chest, circa 1825, the rectangular top above an outset dee drawer with hinged fall enclosing a fitted interior of small drawers and pigeon holes ab

Large top drawer surmount (3) which are flanked by split fluted columns, all raised on turnip-turned feet. 56 1/2 x 47 x 17 inches

Circa 1830, America. Having a rectangular top above one large upper drawer and three smaller drawers below, flanked by turned half columns at each side resting atop turned feet. H48" D22 1/8" W43 1/8"

American Late Classical Tiger Maple Chest of Drawerscirca 1830-50, poplar and white pine secondary, rectangular top with applied convex edge molding, upper projecting drawer above three recessed gradu

A Late Classical Tiger Maple Chest of Drawers 19th Century Height 45 3/8 x width 44 x depth 20 3/4 inches.

Mid 19th C, newer top, Bracket feet, banded and dovetailed drawers, peace dove brass pulls, 45.5 tall x 39 wide x 22 deep

Dovetailed Case, Chippendale Style, Ogee Bracket Feet, Rat Tail Hinges, Solid Brass Hardware, Inlaid Keyhole. Rat Tail Hardware Signed And Dated W.h Doffert Tatamy Pa, 1932 Shows Staining. Measures 36

Pennsylvania Empire Tiger Maple Chest of Drawers. Four full-width dovetailed drawers, turned stiles and feet. 47"h. x 43-1/2"w. x 21-3/4"d.

with vigorous tiger figure, mahogany paneled sides, and leaf/acanthus carved legs and side turnings. 41" high, 44" wide, 20" deep. Age and use wear, patch to rear of top where back splash possibly rem

old color, three short drawers over five graduated drawers with oval, embossed beehinve brass; scalloped skirt with flared feet; the top two side drawers have secret locks, 62"h; 37.75"w; 20.5"d Colle

Pennsylvania Sheraton Cherry and Tiger Maple Chest of Drawers. Two over three dovetailed drawers, paneled sides and turned feet. 45"h. x 41"w. x 20-1/2"d. Condition: Good with minor wear, refinished.

Fine example of 19th century Early American Furniture in this Jackson press Sheraton chest having slightly overhanging upper drawer over three graduated drawers, flanked by applied turned half columns

Bench Made Pennsylvania Chippendale Style Miniature Tiger Maple Blanket Chestlate 20th century, constructed in the period manner using solid woods and dovetailed joints, hinged lid with open interior,

A Classical Cherrywood, Tiger and Bird's Eye Maple Chest of Drawers Likely New England, Circa 1815 Height 43 1/8 x width 45 1/4 x depth 20 1/4 inches.

Tiger Maple Chest w/ butler's desk 41 X 20 1/2 X 42 3/4h

Pennsylvania Sheraton Cherry and Tiger Maple Bow Front Chest of Drawers. Circa 1820-1830, four full width graduated cockaded drawers, original brass floral rosette pulls, oval key echelons, banded mah

Maryland/Pennsylvania, circa 1820; round ring-turned posts, paneled headboard, rolling pin foot board, 79 in. H., 56 5/8 in. W.

Circa 1800, Pennsylvania. Having a rectangular top above four slightly graduated drawers flanked by tiger maple inlaid sides above four handsomely turned feet. H44" W41" D20" Sold from the collection

Pennsylvania or New York, early 19th century, each tiger maple throughout, with tablet back and saber legs, one with cane seat, 32-1/2 in., seat height 18 in.; one with rush seat, 32 in., seat height

American, 18th C. Crack to top. 38-1/2"h x 42-1/2"w x 22-1/4"d Provenance: Property from the Estate of John Strawbridge Lloyd, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania, circa 1780; Provenance: The Estate of Sally W. Rhodes, Corona Del Mar CA; 40 inches wide; 20 1/4 inches deep; 57 inches high

Pennsylvania/Ohio, circa 1820; cherry top with two tiger maple drawers in 9 in. apron, with pilaster supports, four round turned cherry legs, 30 in. H., 21 1/2 in. W., 20 1/2 in. D.

The upper section with molded cornice above glazed cupboard doors flanked by engaged fluted quarter columns, rests on a lower section with beaded butler's desk drawer fitted with drawers and valanced

DESCRIPTION: Grain painted poplar Pennsylvania German blanket chest. Decorated in the style of tiger maple. Circa 1850. The form consisting of four turned feet joined to a six board chest with molded