Antique Oak Lowboy

circa 1770 English 18thC Oak Low Boy Lamp Table sku 1661 W71 x D44 x H73 cm

18th Century Oak Writing Table Low Boy The Desk stands on neat turned legs joined by stretchers all the way around it has a long drawer This useful and attractive desk and in good a...

18th C English painted pine and oak low boy / writing table. 1780. Reference: 7987 Dimensions 42 inches (107 cms) Wide 20.5 inches (52 cms) Deep 31 inches (79 cms) High

An English, mahogany and oak lowboy, dating to the Georgian period, circa 1780.

Antiques of London An elegant example of late-Georgian furniture, this fine antique oak lowboy (also known as a small side or lamp table) is distinguished by its cabriole legs, s...

circa 1690 17thC William & Mary oak & fruitwood lowboy side table Measures: W 62 x D 48 x H 71 cm.    

An 18th century Hepplewhite lowboy of lovely quality in quarter sawn oak, the molded edge top over a long upper and two lower drawers separated by a semicircular cutout apron, on tap...

The straight grain plank top in two sections with a moulded edge on all sides. The carpenter has selected oak with beautiful graining for the frieze fitted with a single drawer with...

We are delighted to offer for sale this stunning circa 1700 English Oak jointed Lowboy side table with large single drawer and William & Mary handles A good looking well made and ...

An 18th century English oak three drawer side table or lowboy, having two plank molded edged top over one long and two lower drawers all with original gilt lacquered brass bail handl...

Lovely oak lowboy with 3 drawers and four cabriole legs on pad feet.

AN ANTIQUE ENGLISH, GEORGE I, OAK LOWBOY WITH A WALNUT CROSSBANDED TOP OVER 3 WALNUT CROSSBANDED DRAWERS STANDING ON 4 WELL DRAWN CABRIOLE LEGS TERMINATING IN PAD FEET DATING CIRC...

George II oak lowboy of fine color and condition, with one long drawer over two shallow, raised on chamfer legs.   

Oak lowboy has turned legs and stretchers, pegged construction, shaped apron on front and sides, cast and tooled original brass handles.

English Queen Anne oak lowboy, with molded edge drawers, beautiful color and patina.

Hutton-Clarke Antiques proudly presents an exquisite mid-18th century Georgian oak lowboy. This distinguished piece showcases elegant square cabriole legs and is equipped with three ...

Country oak lowboy with square champhered leg and single drawer, early 18th century, measures: 28" x 16" x 28" H.

18th Century Georgian Oak Lowboy Three drawers over decorative carving Period brass George 2 hardware Supported on Marlboro legs

Circa 1790 a good George III oak lowboy. The rectangular two piece top with a moulded edge, one narrow drawer flanked by two larger drawers beneath it there is an elegant shaped apro...

Circa 1790 a good George III oak lowboy. The rectangular two piece top with a moulded edge, one narrow drawer flanked by two larger drawers beneath it there is an elegant shaped apro...

Attractive Georgian oak lowboy, English and dating to circa 1790. This is a fine looking oak lowboy sourced from a Country House in Somerset and featuring an almost entirely origin...

Georgian English oak lowboy of shapely form; the rectangular 2 plank top with a thumbnail moulded edge above the traditional 3 drawers with cockbeaded edges, 1 shallow and 2 deep; wi...

An early period oak lowboy with a glossy patinated natural grained top that we rarely see.

Offered for sale is this antique oak lowboy Dating circa 1800. Made from solid oak, nice proportions.

Found in England, this side table was crafted from old growth oak by English artisans in the 1800's. This table, often called a lowboy, features a rectangular three plank top above t...

19th Century English oak country lowboy, its center having an elegant shaped frieze over straight legs.

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

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 ...

English oak lowboy original finish.

An antique lowboy from England with period bun feet and stylized finials.

A most attractive and elegant late 17th Century oak lowboy with a lovely natural and well developed patina and rich warm colour.

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

Sn5411 Georgian, oak side table, having oversailing top above three frieze oak lined drawers with crossbanded edge and fitted with original handles, all standing on cabriole legs ter...

Over sized top over a single drawer with period brass hardware. Carved plinth supported by turned legs ending in a pad foot.

A lowboy from England. Wonderful legs and strong pad feet.

This is a very handsome English low boy also known as a side table. The table is unusual with the cab legs and pad feet. There are three drawers. The pulls are not original piece....

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

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

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...

Oak lowboy; early Georgian; molded top; detailed brasses (original); cabriole legs ending in pad feet

Classic and perfectly shaped Welsh oak lowboy. Beautifully aged, great color and patina.

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

English oak country lowboy, early Georgian. Pointed toes on pad feet, original hardware.

Very good early lowboy with oak lined drawer and hand azed elm three boarded top set on well turned legs and retaining original brass split pin handles.

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 ...

A charming 18th century lowboy in walnut and oak with three drawers in the frieze.

A rare quality early 18th century George I teak lowboy with oak drawer linings on cabriole legs with original handles.

An early country padfoot lowboy, with all of the graceful elements of its type, newly painted in a cool blue and faux distressed for a vibrant modern look. The top has been bleached ...

This is a very stylish mid-18th century English George III painted Chippendale style three drawer Lowboy, circa 1760. Paintwork refreshed.

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

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...

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 ...

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...

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 ...

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...

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.

Antique Georgian oak desk writing side table, circa 1800 lowboy.