$5,800.00
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
$12,800.00
A truly special George I chest of drawers. Late 17th - Early 18th Century. It consists of two case pieces designed to fit one on top of the other. The fine craftsmanship and woodwork bring together a total of 10...
$2,800.00
19th Century tansu with 6 drawers and a cabinet that opens to 3 small compartments. The intricate hardware is cast iron. The pinewood a has rich red-brown finish. We love the overall organic wear to the wood which really gives...
$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...
$2,800.00
This refined flat-top chest is designed in the classic William & Mary style. It is attributed to craftsman Bill Roth, who created antique replicas faithful to traditional design. The chest is comprised of a tiger maple case with 4 drawers....
