Antique Lowboy

Antique Georgian 18th century origins (with later alteration) oak lowboy side occasional table. This is charming lowboy table with the most wonderful age, colour and patina (note ...

This is a rather charming Dutch 18th century style painted lowboy or side table featuring carved cabriole legs and decorative design features, shaped front and sides with brass handl...

This Queen Anne lowboy (dressing table) is as clean and fine as it gets.

This wonderful early English George II lowboy is a fine example with some rare features.

With a well developed rich and warm colour to the elm, this small and original 19th Century Chinese Elm altar table has a boarded, cleated and oversailing top over two front frieze d...

The overhanging top with boxwood and lignum inlaid star and elm and lignum cross banding, above two short and one long drawer. The drawers and front with shaped apron of pollarded oa...

A George III rectangular lowboy in mixed hardwoods. Moulded crossbanded top inlaid to the angles with batwing paterae, above a frieze drawer, cast brass handles, shaped apron, cabrio...

This lowboy is composed of fine, dense, heavy island (Cuban) mahogany and has a solidness with a finely sculptured and traditional base skirt, all of which is supported on beautifull...

A fine quality mid-19th century floral marquetry walnut lowboy (or chest of drawers) of serpentine form.

This is a very smart, contained lowboy in fine condition with no breaks or alterations.

This is a beautifully executed table with a very gracious overhang and beautifully turned legs which retain their original bun feet, stretchers, and finial. In addition, the brasses ...

This lowboy has a very large overhang, which is a most desirable feature for this form, and the corners are beautifully pinched and molded.

Sn046 Exceptional Regency, mahogany, drop leaf, work table, having stunning figured top with frieze 2 drawers and deep uphostereed drawer below, raise on carved, lyre shaped supports...

An excellent burr walnut lamp, or side, table in the Queen Anne style. Very well constructed in solid walnut and attractive burr walnut veneers onto an oak carcas. Of serpentine form...

Georgian oak cross banded antique low boy/ side table Dating from the 18th century and later, this practical low boy/ side table has a moulded top with walnut cross banded edge ab...

Georgian two-drawer side table A late 18th century Georgian mahogany two drawer side table. The table top has a broad thumb moulded edge and stands on square legs with a ...

19th century chinese low coffee table.

Period country walnut antique side table / low boy This part early 18th century and Victorian country side table comes full of beautiful charm and character and dates, circa 1880....

William & Mary ring and vase turned stretcher base dressing table Philadelphia, circa 1740.

This is a magnificent large walnut base to a highboy that has had a walnut top fitted that has aged beautifully with the rest of the piece, and functions as an elegant server. This b...

This one-drawer table has an elegant Classic Queen Anne shaped apron, all supported on cabriole feet. The top is of quartered oak and crossbanded with a light exotic wood, as is the ...

Antique English low boy with rectangular top inset with hand tooled red leather, the outer rim with spear head design, above a central frieze drawer flanked by two side drawers, pain...

This is a very pretty country low boy with in an unusually small scale. It has three drawers with Queen Anne legs and pad feet. Classic design from the 1770s. The brass drop handles ...

This unusally small mid 18th Century country table has a very pretty faded oak color with an scalloped apron and original brass handles. It's in excellent condition with no blemishe...

A George III oak low boy fitted with two mahogany cross banded short drawers on cabriole legs and pointed pad feet

Chippendale Cherrywood Dressing Table Provenance: Philadelphia collection

An English oak lowboy, the five drawers with d moulding and retaining the original brasses, shaped apron and standing on cabriole legs.

Georgian oak lowboy raised on cabrio legs, joined by a sweeping apron with some fretwork detail.

English oak lowboy original finish.

Connecticut, probably Fairfield County, possibly Stratford, circa 1760-1770. Cherry, poplar secondary wood. This rare form with carved C-scroll legs and well-executed carved ball ...

English, George I Oak Lowboy 18th Century. Rectangular top, frieze drawer, cabriole legs on scrolling feet.

Diminutive Queen Anne lowboy (or writing desk) with over hanging rectangular top over a pull-out writing slide above a central long drawer flanked by two short drawers, rising on cab...

Georgian oak cabriole leg lowboy, the rectangular top with rounded corners to the front with a moulded edge, with two end drawers below centred by two short drawers, all with origina...

A William & Mary oak lowboy or chest of two long drawers, 18C. Presented in good original order with minor repairs and restorations.

Burl walnut lowboy with scalloped legs on bun shaped feet.

A lovely period Queen Anne lowboy on tapered legs with original brasses. The piece has a French polish and retains original brasses.

An 18th century Italian lowboy chinoiserie polychrome commode with two functioning drawers, the top, front and sides painted with whimsical pictorial scenes, the whole resting atop c...

An 18th century Welsh lowboy and a Classic period oak piece. The dark oak of this console table has beautiful color, graining, and patina.

George II oak and mahogany cross-banded lowboy (Northwest), with cleated one piece top above the two frieze drawers and cabriole legs with pad feet.

A highly rare 18th century Venetian Rococo chinoiserie polychrome Cassetone Piccolo (Lowboy), a masterful example of Venetian chinoiserie at its exuberant best, the top featuring thr...

Intricately carved 19th century four-drawer lowboy or dressing table in the Queen Anne style, crafted from hardwood in a rich, deep walnut stain.

A matched pair of side tables or low boys. One long drawer with 2 smaller drawers below on the left and right sides. Brass drop pulls. Cabriole legs ending in pad feet. Shaped apron....

This is an 18th century antique solid yew wood lowboy standing on cabriole legs with pad feed, exceptionally rare to find in yew.

Antique Georgian oak desk writing side table, circa 1800 lowboy. No loose joints. Full of age, character and charm.

An impressive George III mahogany lowboy. The rectangular top with shaped edges above three drawers and carved apron, raised on square section legs united by stretchers.

The top of the lowboy is set with four burr walnut panels, inlaid and finished with the end grain edging.

An ideal pier or hall mirror, it happens to hang well over an English George II burl walnut period lowboy which we simultaneously offer.

Early 18th century George I period walnut antique lowboy side table. This is a charming early side table with wonderful faded colour, slightly wobbly top, quarter cut veneers, crossb...

Often highboys were separated with a top applied to the base to be used as a small-scale server such as the one we offer and, with the upper part, feet applied and used as a conventi...

Illustrated: A related lowboy is illustrated in Lockwood, Luke Vincent. Colonial Furniture in America, vol.

English lowboy with pad feet

English lowboy with nice patina and detail.

Large English Oak Lowboy with one drawer.

English Painted Lowboy with pine top and yellow painted base

Early English lowboy of Walnut and Yew wood with lovely feet.

AN UNUSUAL GEORGE I OAK LOWBOY, CIRCA 1720. With original handles and pounced decoration and Braganza feet.

English oak lowboy with three drawers.