Antique Lowboy

Antique English George I walnut lowboy, crossbanded, boxwood strung, walnut top and front, pine

A very attractive tiger maple and maple lowboy or dressing table made in America during the 19th

A good oak George III Period lowboy. Having a rectangular oak two plank top of superb colour and

An oak George III period antique lowboy. The rectangular oak top having oak crossbanding, above

An exceptionally rare pair of George II period mahogany lowboys, the moulded tops over five

Period walnut lowboy has molded top with re-entrant front corners, cross-banding and triple

Period George II walnut lowboy has molded top with re-entrant corners, cross-banding and triple

Antique English Oak Lowboy c. 1770. Sold in as found condition for restoration. Chip to underside

An oak and ash lowboy, circa 1720. All of the items that we advertise for sale have been as

An 18th century oak single drawer lowboy. All of the items that we advertise for sale have been as

Small Georgian mahogany lowboy of good color with tulipwood cross-banding and original brass gilded

A Queen Anne walnut three drawer lowboy. The molded edge top over a central thin drawer flanked by

This lowboy has beautiful yellow brown patina which has aged beautifully through the years. The

An 18th century fruitwood lowboy of superb colour and original brasses, circa 1770. Dimensions

A charming Edwardian period lowboy in the William and Mary style. Well constructed in solid English

The molded banded top over two short and long cross-banded drawers. The whole raised on front straight legs with angled brackets and straight back legs.

A pretty George III Period Oak and Fruitwood single drawer side table raised on square chamfered legs.

With Moulded Top Above Three Frieze Drawers and a Shaped Apron Retaining Original Brass Plate Handles and Pad Feet Solid Nutty Coloured Fruitwood

An 18th Century pollard oak walnut and Kingwood cross banded Lowboy. Circa 1720 (George I)

The cross-banded molded top over two short drawers and one long drawers with stringing. The lowboy

18th Century burr walnut lowboy George I having a crossbanded top over three oak handles over a

Elegant Georgian Cherry Lowboy (Side Table) with One Drawer and Brass Handles Supported by Four

A William & Mary Walnut Lowboy, circa 1700 & later. The top with cross banding and rounded corners

A Beautiful walnut George I Style antique lowboy. Having a rectangular top veneered in beautifully

A George III mahogany lowboy original locks handles and patina. Provenance Sir Guy Salisbury-Jones

This lowboy has magnificent form, with its shaped skirt and highly figured solid burl mahogany

A small and very pretty solid oak lowboy with bobbin turned legs, serpentine crossed stretchers and

This is a finely crafted lowboy with excellent lines. Note the dramatic cabriole legs which extend

One drawer

Well designed George I period walnut Lowboy, the top and drawer fronts with herringbone banding

Good Early 18th Century Oak and Burr Oak Lowboy on square section cabriole supports.The drawer

A very rare and very wonderful small walnut lowboy with single long drawer over ring turned legs

A Rhode Island or Massachusetts walnut lowboy with domed concave blocked apron and with notched and

An elegant George III period side table or lowboy, with three drawers. English, circa 1770

A charming George III period oak and mahogany crossbanded lowboy, the moulded oblong top above one

Superb quality late Georgian mahogany lowboy with brass swan neck handles, circa 1780. All of the

Very Fine & Rare Irish George II Period Red Walnut Lowboy,having an overhang moulded rectangular

A fine circa 1730-1750 walnut lowboy table with good details throughout. The moulded top is

A Walnut George II lowboy with unusual marlborough legs. The top with crossbanded edge, quarter

splash to become a very useful server. The lowboy was probably originally made in New England or the Mid

18th century English George III three-drawer oak lowboy, circa 1760.

A George II period elm lowboy with three shaped drawers to the upper sections. Very good patina and

A most unusual lowboy or side table, adapted, top early 18th century with later alterations, on a

A classic Georgian Walnut and Burled walnut lowboy inlaid with boxwood stringing. This piece is an

A very pretty and petite walnut lowboy retaining its original brasses and with oak lined drawers

A very well proportioned 18th century Cuban mahogany lowboy, New England, circa 1720-1750. With a

Very fine, naive provincial oak lowboy from the reign of George II. 3 drawers with small brass

A good quality mid-18th century mahogany lowboy on well shaped cabriole supports. The top with

A near pair of George I period beautifully figured walnut lowboys. Well carved cabriole supports

A near pair of George I period beautifully figured walnut lowboys. Well carved cabriole supports

A near pair of George I period beautifully figured walnut lowboys. Well carved cabriole supports

The quarter-veneered feather-banded rectangular top with rounded corners over one long and two short drawers above a shaped apron; raised on cabriole legs ending in trifid feet.

George II Inlaid Walnut Dressing Table; featuring a quarter veneered top with inlayed stringing over a frieze with one drawer and raised on cabriole legs ending with pad feet. www.Tr...

This table is typical of the late Chippendale period, the top is cross banded in mahogany and the draw fronts are a fabulous colour and surface. An elegant and useful little table s...

Originally, this was black lacquered with a gilt shell, and was a companion dressing table to the high chest illustrated as cat. no. F77 in American Decorative Arts and Paintings in ...

Highboys were often separated as the base with an added top board make for efficient servers in a dining room or in a bedroom as a dressing table. This base is exceptional in its con...

A beautiful example of the late Queen Anne style as interpreted by Philadelphia area craftsman. The triffid foot, shell carving on the knees, volutes and spurs along with the molded ...