$4,640.00
WAS $5,800 | NOW $4,640
This Danish mahogany highboard, or high sideboard, was designed in the 1960s by Ole Wanscher for the manufacturer Poul Jeppesen. Like many of Wanscher's designs, this sideboard combines warm-toned wood, soft, rounded edges, and minimalist lines. Structurally, the sideboard is comprised of a flattop cabinet chest with two wide doors that open up to six deep shelves and a single drawer, while the base provides considerable uplift with its tall, thin legs. The doors have brass hinges and come with a key.
Dimensions:
47 in. width
15.75 in. depth
55.5 in. height
$9,800.00
This Mid-19th Century continental secretary is finely hand-crafted from walnut. We love the exquisite woodwork and the cabinetmaker's attention to details. The design includes a scrolled cornice, curved frame, bronze pulls and keys, and intricate inlaid work that adorns the...
$2,800.00
We love the organic and warm features of this Classical bureau. Hand-crafted in the Mid-19th Century, it's comprised of mahogany with tiger maple fronts. There are three small top drawers and two full length bottom drawers. The brass pulls and...
$5,800.00
Handcrafted in the Late 17th-Early 18th Century in Rhode Island, this two-part highboy typifies the William & Mary style with its combination of curved and linear forms. It's comprised of mahogany wood with burled walnut veneer. The upper half consists...
$5,200.00
A classic Queen Anne highboy hand-crafted in America in 1750. It's comprised of pine and maple wood with a rich reddish brown finish. The woodwork is exquisite. Two cases make up the structure. The top segment is a flattop with...
