Southern 19th Century Sugar Chest,

on stand, chamfered legs, central dividers, mixed wood construction, 28 3/4" tall, 33" wide, 16 1/2" deep...............A Dash of Information: Sugar Chests......By Jessica Helen Weinberg..... There wa

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....

attibuted to Kentucky or Tennessee, divided interior, on stand, one drawer, turned ball feet, 28" tall, 27" wide, 16" deep, locking, with key.

American, second quarter 19th century. A southern sugar chest on stand in cherrywood, having a mortise joined hinged surface board with open interior and no divider, overall case dovetailed with singl

American Poplar Sugar Chest first quarter 19th century, probably Southern, in the Sheraton taste, the lift lid with an applied molded edge and opening to a void interior, having framed and paneled end

Southern yellow pine two part sugar chest, early 19th century. 40"h. x 28"w.

Second quarter 19th century, Kentucky or Tennessee, a wide sugar chest with lower drawer on turned legs. Ht. 34", Wd. 33.5", Dp. 18.25" From the lifelong collection of Edythe and Donald Aukerman, Cent

probably Tennessee, early 19th century, cherry with poplar secondary, hinged lid opening to divided interior with two finely dovetailed removable boxes (probably for sugar), over two dovetailed drawer

19th century, cherry or apple wood, dovetailed construction, walnut kite escutcheons, dovetailed drawer with oak and poplar secondary, on turned legs, drawer with divided interior, 34 x 21 x 16 in. Pr

attributed to Kentucky, early 19th century, tapered legs, inlaid kite escutcheon, divided interior, line inlaid skirt and legs, poplar secondary, 26-1/2 x 28-1/2 x 16-1/2 in.

attributed to Tennessee, 19th century, walnut with poplar secondary, single drawer with cut nail construction, hinged lid with divided interior, turned legs, 31 x 32-1/4 x 19 in.

Kentucky or Tennessee, 19th century, hinged lid with open interior (no interior dividers), paneled on all four sides, boldly turned feet, poplar secondary, 28 x 35-1/2 x 19-1/2 in.. Condition: strip p

North Carolina, early 19th century, hinged lid opening to divided interior with three compartments, dovetailed box resting on tapered square legs, 23-3/4 x 18 x 14-1/2 in. - Provenance: From the Estat

Possibly Ohio or Kentucky origin. 18x26x15 inches, dovetail joints, turned legs, no key, wear consistent with age and use

A one-piece cherry sugar chest, the hinged lid framed with grooved molding over a dovetailed divided case set on conforming base with drawer and short turned legs. Measures 31 x 30 x 19 inches.

19th Century Kentucky Sugar Chest. Partition under lift top, doors underneath, Sheraton turned legs.37.5H x 41.75W x 17.75D inches

AN AMERICAN FEDERAL TIGER MAPLE AND FIGURED MAHOGANY CHEST, FIRST HALF 19TH CENTURY, of sugar chest form, the rectangular top over a serpentine frieze drawer, over three graduating stepped in drawers,

American, second quarter 19th century. A Kentucky sugar chest in cherry, having a hinged surface, open interior with single board divider, over a single full length dovetailed drawer with wooden pulls

19th Century Southern Butlers Chest from an old Richmond estate

American Late Federal Cherrywood Sugar Chest early 19th century, with flush-paneled sides, the front panel mortised and pegged into the leg posts, terminating into turned legs. h. 28-1/2", w. 36-1/2",

A country Sheraton chest on stand with Tiger Maple legs and base structure, a Cherry drawer and dovetailed Cherry chest. Original Cherry lid with bread board ends, original hinges and hinge mounts. Th

American Federal Cherrywood Sugar Chest first quarter 19th century, probably Kentucky, the case with exposed dovetails on all four corners, the interior fitted with two dividers, raised on splayed leg

American Sheraton Cherry Sugar Chest second quarter 19th century, probably Kentucky or Tennessee, the slightly domed single-board lift-top with an applied molded edge, the case with a lower pair of dr

Vernacular American Cherrywood Sugar Chest, second quarter 19th century, Kentucky or Tennessee, the case with a lift top over a drawer, raised on turned feet, the interior retaining the mortises, for