$2,200.00
Handcrafted in the 18th Century, this Queen Anne lowboy is mahogany with brass hardware. The design is one of restrained elegance, typifying the Queen Anne style with its focus on clean lines and simplified forms. The chest has ample storage space in the form of one full-length drawer above three smaller drawers, each equipped with brass bail pulls. Tall cabriole legs create a sense of lightness and openness to the entire structure.
Dimensions:
43 in. width
23 in. depth
33 in. height
17 in. clearance from floor
Condition notes:
In good condition with general wear to the wood that's consistent with the lowboy's age and use, including watermarks on top surface.
$6,800.00
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