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Boston, Two-Part Chest of Drawers, Jacobean, Mannerist/Baroque
Extremely Rare, Small Size… a form rarely made in America
Date/Period: Circa 1650-1670

Boston, Two-Part Chest of Drawers, Jacobean, Mannerist/Baroque Extremely Rare, Small Size… a form rarely made in America, entire view

Measurement: H: 37”, W: 37.5”, D: 22.5”

Material: Primary wood: oak; walnut fronts, maple spindles

Condition: Exceptional preservation, intact mostly original surface, brasses
appropriately replaced.

Additional Information: One of the few and best early American examples extant,
constructed in two parts, made with removable top case having two drawers above the
lower case also having two drawers. Mid-molding separating the lower and upper
sections is attached to the upper case. The harmonious paneled drawer fronts and
turned spindles are most pleasing; the top features a gouge-carved serrated edge
displaying punch decoration between each lobe; the rail beneath is similarly treated.
The double chest is raised on two front bun feet that are original and two straight rear
stiles.

References: For a chest with related two-part construction, see Helen Comstock,
American Furniture: A Complete Guide to Seventeenth, Eighteenth and Early
Nineteenth Century Styles, item 62. Also, see Robert Trent, New England Begins, Vol.
2, no. 256 [Layton Collection, Milwaukee Art Center]. Also, among other references is,
Luke Vincent Lockwood, Colonial Furniture in America, pp. 56-57.

$52,500.00

843-434

Boston, Two-Part Chest of Drawers, Jacobean, Mannerist/Baroque Extremely Rare, Small Size… a form rarely made in America, entire view 2

Boston, Two-Part Chest of Drawers, Jacobean, Mannerist/Baroque Extremely Rare, Small Size… a form rarely made in America, entire view 3

Boston, Two-Part Chest of Drawers, Jacobean, Mannerist/Baroque Extremely Rare, Small Size… a form rarely made in America, entire view 4

Boston, Two-Part Chest of Drawers, Jacobean, Mannerist/Baroque Extremely Rare, Small Size… a form rarely made in America, back view

Boston, Two-Part Chest of Drawers, Jacobean, Mannerist/Baroque Extremely Rare, Small Size… a form rarely made in America, detail view 1

Boston, Two-Part Chest of Drawers, Jacobean, Mannerist/Baroque Extremely Rare, Small Size… a form rarely made in America, detail view 2

Boston, Two-Part Chest of Drawers, Jacobean, Mannerist/Baroque Extremely Rare, Small Size… a form rarely made in America, detail view 3

Boston, Two-Part Chest of Drawers, Jacobean, Mannerist/Baroque Extremely Rare, Small Size… a form rarely made in America, detail view 4

Antique Chest of Drawers, Fine Chippendale Serpentine Chest, Original Brasses
Essex County, Massachusetts, Possibly Salem, circa 1780-1795
Exceptional mahogany, mahogany veneer and eastern white pine

Federal inlaid mahogany serpentine front chest of drawers from the Salem area, having
a rectangular top featuring thumbnail molded front and sides slightly overhanging the
case; shaped front and canted corners above the conforming case of four long drawers
having lightwood inlaid stringing, each retaining original brasses; the whole on molded
base raised on conforming string inlaid C-shaped canted bracket feet…a continuum of
the case and top corners.

This popular English form was well received and interpreted by Essex County cabinet
makers. The distinctive pointed/chamfered corners were particularly favored and
expressed by the Salem school. Elijah and Jacob Sanderson formed a collective that
produced and shipped furniture to the south and beyond. This form was very popular in
post-revolutionary Charleston; the Salem group produced many fine examples for that
port. The paneled back was widely employed by English and Southern makers, rarely in
New England. It is supposed that the Sanderson’s, et al, may have used this method
when building venture cargo. We feel that the present example is one made for that
market and perhaps not delivered.

References:

Charlestown Furniture by E. Milby Burton, plate 13, 14
Early American Furniture by John Kirk, figure 8
American Case Furniture by Gerald Ward, page 153, plate 71
American Furniture of the Federal Period by Charles Montgomery, plate 142.
Furniture Treasury by Wallace Nutting, plate 255

Excellent condition; height: 37.25"; width: 41.5"; depth: 23.5"

$31,750.00

492-212

Chippendale Oxbow Chest of Drawers, Claw & Ball Feet, Boston, or Salem
Date/Period: 1770-1780

Chippendale Oxbow Chest of Drawers, Claw & Ball Feet, Boston, or Salem, entire view 1

Measurement: Height: 33.75"; Top: 40.5" x 21.25"; Case: 37.75" x 19"

Material: Mahogany, white pine secondary wood

Condition: Excellent. Albeit not the first set…the period brasses are replacements; side
brasses are original.

Additional Information: The oxbow front with blocked ends features four graduated
drawers of finely figured mahogany. Original brass chest-lifts with shaped back plates
adorn the sides. The chest is raised on four boldly carved ball and claw feet with swept
back talons and pronounced knuckles. Terrific wood grain.

$20,850.00

270-191

Chippendale Oxbow Chest of Drawers, Claw & Ball Feet, Boston, or Salem, entire view 2

Chippendale Oxbow Chest of Drawers, Claw & Ball Feet, Boston, or Salem, back view

Chippendale Oxbow Chest of Drawers, Claw & Ball Feet, Boston, or Salem, bottom view

Chippendale Oxbow Chest of Drawers, Claw & Ball Feet, Boston, or Salem, foot detail

Chippendale, Connecticut River Valley Four Drawer Chest, Original Condition
Likely Northern Valley, circa 1790-1800 (Verbal 1940s Vermont history)
Eastern white pine
Maker Probably Trained in New London County, Connecticut

A generously proportioned crown molding above a wonderful, applied molding
consisting of scalloped lobes conforming to front and sides. The case with four
graduated overhanging thumb molded drawers is raised on a molded bracket base sans
one return. Original black paint, lip loss to top of third drawer that we can have restored
for buyer. Three brasses are period replacements within original borings. Original
backboards are secure; drawers slide smoothly on original rails. Any imperfections are
minor, correctable, and consistent with age and use…a survivor!
(Height: 38"; width: 41.25"; depth: 19.25")

$13,250.00

1221-90

Chippendale Chest of Drawers, Four Drawers
Date/Period: Circa 1800

Chippendale Chest of Drawers, Four Drawers, entire view 1

Measurement: Height: 31"; top: 36.25" x 18.75"; case: 33.75" x 17.75"

Material: Maple and white pine

Condition: Excellent, original brasses and escutcheons

Additional Information: The rectangular top projecting over the case containing
graduated drawers…the whole on molded base raised on applied bracket feet.

$1,575.00

1335-49

New England Chest, Four Drawer, Original Surface, and Brasses
South Shore, Massachusetts
Date/Period: Circa 1800

New England Chest, Four Drawer, Original Surface, and Brasses South Shore, Massachusetts, entire view

Measurement: Case; H: 33”, W: 41.5”, D: 20”

Material: Maple, chestnut, and pine

Condition: Excellent as-found condition, retains original backboards…the lowest
backboard (height of feet) joining the rear feet probably for structural integrity, is not
original to the case…likely added in the 19^th century.

Additional Information: Molded overhanging top over a case containing four scratch-
beaded graduated drawers on molded base raised on well-proportioned ogee feet.

$2,850.00

1335-50

New England Chest, Four Drawer, Original Surface, and Brasses South Shore, Massachusetts, entire view 2

New England Chest, Four Drawer, Original Surface, and Brasses South Shore, Massachusetts, entire view 3

New England Chest, Four Drawer, Original Surface, and Brasses South Shore, Massachusetts, back view

New England Chest, Four Drawer, Original Surface, and Brasses South Shore, Massachusetts, top view

New England Chest, Four Drawer, Original Surface, and Brasses South Shore, Massachusetts, detail view

Pennsylvania Chippendale Four Drawer Chest, Reeded Quarter Columns
Date/Period: Circa 1780

Pennsylvania Chippendale Four Drawer Chest, Reeded Quarter Columns, entire view 1

Measurement: Height: 34"; case width: 37"; case depth: 19.25"; top: .9" x 20.25"

Material: Cherry, poplar, and pine

Condition: Very good, brasses are period but may not be original.

Additional Information: The top with applied molding overhanging the case having full
dust boards and containing four graduated and cockbeaded drawers flanked by inset
reeded quarter columns on moldered base raised on ogee feet. Each drawer retaining
iron lock and brass escutcheon.

$2,850.00

1381-2

Pennsylvania Chippendale Four Drawer Chest, Reeded Quarter Columns, entire view 2

Pennsylvania Chippendale Four Drawer Chest, Reeded Quarter Columns, entire view 3

Red Painted Sheraton Chest of Drawers, Pennsylvania
Date/Period: Circa 1820-1830

Red Painted Sheraton Chest of Drawers, Pennsylvania, entire view

Measurement: Height: 49.5"; width: 44.5"; depth: 19.5"

Material: Poplar

Condition: Very good

Additional Information: A pair of short drawers above deep drawer…above three
graduated drawers; the stiles continuing to turned feet joined by a lovely scrolled
apron…recessed panel sides. Dry red paint…

$1,465.00

1013-11

Country Hepplewhite Four Drawer Chest in Original Red Paint, New England
Date/Period: 1800-1820

Country Hepplewhite Four Drawer Chest in Original Red Paint, New England, entire view 1

Measurement: Height: 6.375"; width: 9.75"; depth: 5.25"

Material: White pine and poplar

Condition: Excellent original condition including brasses

Additional Information: Overhanging top…the edge featuring angled “hot sand
shaded” inlay above a case containing four graduated drawers, the whole raised on tall
cutout feet having returns and joining a valanced apron. The base of chest is banded in
conforming inlay. Original full coverage red paint displaying a dry patina; original brass
hardware. Ex Ted and Carole Hayward personal collection.

$2,600.00

532-173

Country Hepplewhite Four Drawer Chest in Original Red Paint, New England, entire view 2

Four Drawer Chest in Powder Blue Paint, Original Hardware, New England
Date/Period: Circa 1810

Four Drawer Chest in Powder Blue Paint, Original Hardware, New England, angle view

Measurement: Height: 39.75"; width: 42.5"; depth: 18.5"

Material: Maple, poplar, and white pine

Condition: Excellent, old blue paint, dry patina

Additional Information: The overhanging top above a case containing three thumb-
molded drawers raised on tall cutout French feet joined by apron featuring a heat
cutout. The showy blue paint appears to have been applied late in the 19th century.

$2,950.00

532-156

Four Drawer Chest in Powder Blue Paint, Original Hardware, New England, entire view 2

Period Country Chippendale Four Drawer Chest in Red
Maine, circa 1800 (Found in Buckfield, Maine)
Maple, birch, and eastern white pine

The overhanging top over a case of four drawers raised on a sophisticated molded
bracket base featuring crisp returns centering central drop finial. Period brasses within
original boring…when discovered the chest had wood pulls; early red varnish over
original red; full height, excellent condition.
(Height; 38"; width: 38.75"; depth: 18.75")

Period Country Chippendale Four Drawer Chest in Red
Maine, circa 1800 (Found in Buckfield, Maine)
Maple, birch, and eastern white pine, entire view 2

$6,950.00

1221-91

Chippendale Chest of Drawers, Reverse Serpentine, Ball & Claw Feet
Probably North Shore, Massachusetts
1760 to 1780
Birch and eastern white pine, mahoganized surface

The molded overhanging top above a conforming cockbeaded case oxbow case
containing four graduated drawers, raised on a molded base resting on outstanding
claw-and-ball feet. This piece remains in superb original condition; brasses are likely
original. (H: 35.75”; W: 38”; D: 21.25”)

$9,575.00

492-211

Chippendale Four Drawer Chest, Flame Birch, Original Brass & Red Stain
Likely Claremont or Walpole, New Hampshire (Based on construction related to others in group)
Birch and white pine
Circa 1780

The overhanging molded pinned-top features a sharply angulated canted underside
producing a thin edge profile over the case containing four graduated drawers having
thumb- molded overhanging drawers retaining original brass hardware. The case is
raised on a tall lobed bracket base with central drop finial.
Height: 38.5"; width: 40.5"; case width: 36"; depth: 19.5"; case depth: 17.25"

$3,750.00

280-22

Antique Inlaid Federal Chest of Drawers
New England, Circa 1790-1800
Mahogany and white pine

The overhanging icicle inlayed serpentine top featuring shaped sides and double sting
inlayed edge over a case containing four graduated drawers, each having applied
beading. The case is raised on a molded base resting on bracket feet. Brass are not
original to the case. (Excellent condition; Height: 32"; width: 39.25": depth: 21.5")

$4,850.00

271-67

Antique Chippendale Reverse Serpentine Cherrywood Chest, Gadrooned Base
Possibly Wethersfield or Hartford County, Circa 1775
Cherrywood and white pine

The molded serpentine top over a conforming case containing four graduated drawers
featuring scratch beading and blocked ends; gadrooned apron joining conforming bold
ogee feet. A lovely chest in very good condition displaying good color.
(Height: 34.5"; width: 41" depth: 21.25")

$5,250.00

271-70

Antique Chippendale Mahogany Chest of Drawers, Great Wood
New England, Probably Massachusetts, Circa 1785
Mahogany and eastern white pine

Overhung molded rectangular top over a narrow case containing four graduated
drawers featuring applied beaded edges…the case on a molded base raised on bracket
feet. The brasses are original; the hodgepodge of period and later posts, although
retained, have been replaced with appropriate matching posts. Very attractive wood.
(Very good condition; height: 32"; width: 38"; depth: 21")

$1,175.00

1253-14

Antique Queen Anne Chest of Drawers in Old Red Paint, Suffield, Connecticut, 18th Century
Hard yellow and white pine, maple drawer fronts

Slightly projecting molded top above two-short-over-four graduated drawers…all thumb-
molded; molded base raised on tall cutout dovetail joined feet. Early construction
features typical of Suffield shop traditions. See Connecticut Valley Furniture – Eliphalet
Chapin and His Contemporaries, 1750-1800 by Thomas Kugelman and Alice Kugelman
with Robert Lionetti, page 514, figure 3; “Suffield notch”.
(Generally good condition commensurate with age and use; replaced brasses;
height: 48.5"; width: 36"; depth: 19")

$4,200.00

1079-21

Antique Four Drawer Cherrywood Chippendale Chest, Eagle Brasses
Possibly by Cornelius Allen, New Bedford, Massachusetts, Circa 1800
Cherry and white pine

The molded rectangular top over a case of four drawers raised on a molded base
resting of ogee feet in the “Allen” style. Embossed brass oval pulls featuring spread
wing eagles. See Harbor & Home, Furniture of Southeastern Massachusetts by Brock
Jobe, Gary Sullivan and Jack Obrien, pp 181 and 182, plates 62 and 62.1 for closely
related feet. (Two side feet restored; one horizontal and three vertical glue blocks
replaced; height: 35.5"; width: 38.5"; depth: 18.25")

$1,575.00

1187-36

Antique Curly Maple Chest, Vermont Tiger Maple, Attributed to Loomis Family
Shaftsbury, Vermont, Circa 1815 (Asa, Daniel and Russell Loomis)
Rampant tiger maple, birch, basswood, white pine

Antique Curly Maple Chest, Vermont Tiger Maple, Attributed to Loomis Family
Shaftsbury, Vermont, Circa 1815, entire view 1

A Federal chest featuring slightly projecting bullnose top over a case containing two
short drawers over four long drawers; the bracket feet joining exceptional apron. The
period brasses are the second set within original borings. The case dimensions and
drawer layout are Loomis shop traditions [probably Asa,] which were clearly inspired by
Richard Allison of New York City; layout and dimensions are nearly identical. Also,
vertical backboards joined by floating splines; through tenon top drawer rail, and
bullnose molded top. (Case: 43.5 by 17.5”, top: 45 by 18.5”)

See The Best the Country Affords – Vermont Furniture 1765-1850 by Kenneth Joel
Zogry, pp. 42, 43, plate 15. Also, Rich and Tasty, Vermont Furniture to 1850 by Jean
Burks and Philip Zea, pp. 120, 121, catalog 48. The base on our chest is related to a
chest produced in Western Vermont, see pp. 132, 133, catalog 54.

Antique Curly Maple Chest, Vermont Tiger Maple, Attributed to Loomis Family
Shaftsbury, Vermont, Circa 1815, entire view 2

Antique Curly Maple Chest, Vermont Tiger Maple, Attributed to Loomis Family
Shaftsbury, Vermont, Circa 1815, detail view

$3,575.00

410-170

Antique Chest of Drawers, Federal Sheraton Bowfront
Northshore, Massachusetts, circa 1815
Mahogany, mahogany veneer and with pine

Swell-front chest of drawers, having ovolo corners over baluster and ring-turned rope-twist columns
continuing to similar feet… the columns flanking four drawers displaying snappy veneer. Original brass.
(Width including columns: 42” , depth: 19.5” , height: 39” )

$950.00

759-10

Antique Chest of Drawers, Federal Bow Front, Tall French Feet
Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1800
Mahogany, white pine

Molded top with slight overhang over conforming case containing four-drawers having cockbeaded edges;
the case raised on tall French feet joined by apron.
(Height: 39.25"; width: 42.5"; depth: 19.75")

$2150.00

759-11

A Desirable Small Chippendale Reverse Serpentine Chest, Mahogany, 34.5” Wide Probably Massachusetts, Circa 1770-1780

Mahogany, pine, period brass hardware The top with thumb-molded edge and serpentine front above a conforming case containing four long graduated drawers…the whole on molded base resting on applied bracket feet. (Height: 31”; Width: 34.5”; Depth: 20.5”)

$7,250.00

505-135

Antique Chippendale Serpentine Chest,
Four Drawer, Original Brasses
Boston, Circa 1780
Mahogany and white pine

Chippendale Serpentine Chest, Four Drawer, Original Brasses
Boston
Circa 1780, angle view

A carved serpentine front chest featuring a projecting top with molded edge above conforming case having four graduated cockbeaded drawers on a molded base; raised on boldly pronounced shaped ogee feet with shaped returns.
Dimensions: 32.5" H, 39.75" top W, 22" top D, 36.5" case W, 19.75" case D.

$13,275

271-33

Chippendale Serpentine Chest, Four Drawer, Original Brasses
Boston
Circa 1780, entire view

Chippendale Serpentine Chest, Four Drawer, Original Brasses
Boston
Circa 1780, handle view

A Fine Chippendale Oxbow Chest of Drawers, The Tyler Family Chest
Massachusetts, Probably Boston; Circa 1760
An outstanding example; superior solid mahogany with flaming grain; small compact size, exceptional base, bold serpentine outline and superb original brasses

A Fine Chippendale Oxbow Chest of Drawers, The Tyler Family Chest
Massachusetts, Probably Boston; Circa 1760, angle view 1

The molded rectangular top with oxbow front projecting above a conforming case with four long graduated drawers with molded drawer dividers raised on a molded base with outstanding tall ogee bracket feet having sharp beautifully shaped returns. This chest retains its original brasses. Descended in the family of General John Tyler (Revolutionary War General; aide to George Washington)
(Case W: 36”, D: 19”, H: 32”.)

$57,000

MLT-38

A Fine Chippendale Oxbow Chest of Drawers, The Tyler Family Chest
Massachusetts, Probably Boston; Circa 1760, entire view

A Fine Chippendale Oxbow Chest of Drawers, The Tyler Family Chest
Massachusetts, Probably Boston; Circa 1760, angle view 2

Chest, Chippendale, Oxbow Shape, Blocked Ends
New England
Circa 1770
Mahogany

Chest, Chippendale, Oxbow Shape, Blocked Ends
New England
Circa 1770, angle view

As depicted, a four-drawer chest having a molded rectangular top with reverse serpentine front edge, and blocked ends on a conforming case containing four graduated drawers with scratch-beaded edges on a molded base, raised on ogee bracket feet with scalloped returns. Although not original, the brasses are period; chest has good old color and patina. (H: 31.75"; W: 38.5"; D: 22.25".)

$34,765

926-1

Chest, Chippendale, Oxbow Shape, Blocked Ends
New England
Circa 1770, entire view

Chest, Chippendale, Oxbow Shape, Blocked Ends
New England
Circa 1770, lock detail

Chest, Chippendale, Oxbow Shape, Blocked Ends
New England
Circa 1770, foot detail

Antique Oxbow Chest of Drawers
Shaped Top, Cherry, Original Surface
Massachusetts, Circa 1780

Serpentine Chest of Drawers
Transitional
Massachusetts, Circa 1780, angle view

Cherry oxbow reverse serpentine chest of drawers, dating to the late 18th century,
the shaped and molded overhanging top on a cockbeaded case of four graduated drawers
raised on molded base having ogee bracket feet centering drop finial.
Brasses are period yet not original.

Dimensions: 33" high, 39.75" wide, 22.5" deep.

$13,850

271-12

Serpentine Chest of Drawers
Transitional
Massachusetts, Circa 1780, entire view

Serpentine Chest of Drawers
Transitional
Massachusetts, Circa 1780, handle detail

Serpentine Chest of Drawers
Transitional
Massachusetts, Circa 1780, foot detail

Antique Mahogany and Bold Curly Maple
Bow Front Chest
North Shore Massachusetts
Circa 1780 to 1800

North Shore Massachusetts
Mahogany and Bold Curly Maple
Bow Front Chest
Circa 1780 to 1800, entire view

The solid mahogany bow-front top with cross-banded front edge inlay above a conforming case having four long drawers with applied beaded edges and cross banding inlay centered by outstanding bold curly maple veneer. The scalloped apron raised on flaring French feet with returns. The chest is in an old refinish with great color. Replaced Brasses (Width: 40.25; depth: 18.25; height: 37.25".)

$4,200

271-5

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Boston, Two-Part Chest of Drawers, Jacobean, Mannerist/Baroque Extremely Rare, Small Size… a form rarely made in America Date/Period: Circa 1650-1670

Antique Chest of Drawers, Fine Chippendale Serpentine Chest, Original Brasses Essex County, Massachusetts, Possibly Salem, circa 1780-1795 Exceptional mahogany, mahogany veneer and eastern white pine

Chippendale Oxbow Chest of Drawers, Claw & Ball Feet, Boston, or Salem Date/Period: 1770-1780

Chippendale, Connecticut River Valley Four Drawer Chest, Original Condition Likely Northern Valley, circa 1790-1800 (Verbal 1940s Vermont history) Eastern white pine Maker Probably Trained in New London County, Connecticut

Chippendale Chest of Drawers, Four Drawers Date/Period: Circa 1800

New England Chest, Four Drawer, Original Surface, and Brasses South Shore, Massachusetts Date/Period: Circa 1800

Pennsylvania Chippendale Four Drawer Chest, Reeded Quarter Columns Date/Period: Circa 1780

Red Painted Sheraton Chest of Drawers, Pennsylvania Date/Period: Circa 1820-1830

Country Hepplewhite Four Drawer Chest in Original Red Paint, New England Date/Period: 1800-1820

Four Drawer Chest in Powder Blue Paint, Original Hardware, New England Date/Period: Circa 1810

Period Country Chippendale Four Drawer Chest in Red Maine, circa 1800 (Found in Buckfield, Maine) Maple, birch, and eastern white pine

Chippendale Chest of Drawers, Reverse Serpentine, Ball & Claw Feet Probably North Shore, Massachusetts 1760 to 1780 Birch and eastern white pine, mahoganized surface

Chippendale Four Drawer Chest, Flame Birch, Original Brass & Red Stain Likely Claremont or Walpole, New Hampshire (Based on construction related to others in group) Birch and white pine Circa 1780

Antique Inlaid Federal Chest of Drawers New England, Circa 1790-1800 Mahogany and white pine

Antique Chippendale Reverse Serpentine Cherrywood Chest, Gadrooned Base Possibly Wethersfield or Hartford County, Circa 1775 Cherrywood and white pine

Antique Chippendale Mahogany Chest of Drawers, Great Wood New England, Probably Massachusetts, Circa 1785 Mahogany and eastern white pine

Antique Queen Anne Chest of Drawers in Old Red Paint, Suffield, Connecticut, 18th Century Hard yellow and white pine, maple drawer fronts

Antique Four Drawer Cherrywood Chippendale Chest, Eagle Brasses Possibly by Cornelius Allen, New Bedford, Massachusetts, Circa 1800 Cherry and white pine

Antique Curly Maple Chest, Vermont Tiger Maple, Attributed to Loomis Family Shaftsbury, Vermont, Circa 1815 (Asa, Daniel and Russell Loomis) Rampant tiger maple, birch, basswood, white pine

Antique Chest of Drawers, Federal Sheraton Bowfront Northshore, Massachusetts, circa 1815 Mahogany, mahogany veneer and with pine

Antique Chest of Drawers, Federal Bow Front, Tall French Feet Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1800 Mahogany, white pine