$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...
$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...
$3,800.00
Hand-crafted Queen Anne highboy, circa 1720s. New England. The chest consists of 2 sections made from a lovely combination of cherry and walnut wood. The upper half has 5 full length drawers, while the lower half has 3 small drawers....
$2,200.00
Hand-crafted by the school of cabinetmaker Joseph Short, whose family of carpenters lived in the late 18th and early 19th centuries in Newburyport, Massachusetts. This chest of drawer is mahogany with a dark finish that's accrued a textured patina over...
