Antique Oak Lowboy

18th Century oak lowboy from England with an Ash top, made from two boards.

An attractive English oak lowboy hand-crafted in the 18th century. This charming table is wonderfully patinated and the smooth plank top in addition to a fresh coat of French paste w...

An English, burr walnut and oak lowboy or table, dating to the Georgian period, circa 1800.

Fabulous shape of side table in Gustavian or baroque taste. It is continental most likely Dutch. Classic almost exaggerated cabriole legs. The piece has been recently limed to en...

Early 18th century English lowboy from the Georgian period. The top is made up of three boards which have bevelled edges and scalloped front corners. The scalloped apron contains thr...

Handsome English Georgian three-drawer low boy constructed from oak. Dark finish supported by distinctive straight legs ending with pad feet. Classic profile with excellent joinery f...

This is an antique, 18th century, Provincial side table, circa 1750. Raised on slender, tapering, turned legs terminating in out-turned pad feet, the front feet are decorated with...

This is an antique lowboy. A Scottish, oak occasional or side table, dating to the Georgian period, circa 1760.

18th century Georgian Lowboy chest fitted with four drawers. Good proportions to the small-scale with modified cabriole legs and pad feet. Old hardware with good details, circa 1760.

Good George II oak lowboy/dressing table, the molded with canted corners over three drawers over richly scalloped and beaded apron, the four cabriole legs deeply chamfered at the car...

Very fine early 18th century English oak lowboy, the two plank top with re-entrant (baby's bum) corners, over two deep and one shallow drawer with original etched brass hardware, ove...

Unusual 18th century painted lowboy, 1780 Dimensions: 29 inches (74 cms) wide 23 inches (58 cms) deep 29.5 inches (75 cms) high.  

The front of the case features four drawers with crisp tiny hand cut dovetails in the oak secondary woods, the oak sides and bottom cut very thin to allow as little excess weight as ...

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

An 18th century, oak lowboy of three drawers. On turned legs with lappet feet, circa 1770.

George III oak lowboy, the top with mahogany cross banding and molded edge over a single long drawer and two short drawers, each similarly banded and having original brass handles; t...

An oak lowboy with a burr oak top over two drawers, and a shaped apron below.

A mid-18th century oak lowboy with a single drawer over a wavy border.

A good quality George I oak lowboy with three drawers. Retaining very good quality original brass swan neck handles.

A fine early 18th century oak lowboy with cross banding to the top and drawer fronts, standing on elegant cabriole legs.

A very well figured George II period oak lowboy, the top with gently rounded corners with a long drawer over two short drawers, a well-shaped apron with quite sturdy cabriole support...

An English oak lowboy with one long drawer over two drawers which flank a pierced and shaped apron.

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

Good Early 18th Century Oak and Burr Oak Lowboy on square section cabriole supports.The drawer fronts of fine burred timbers with a broad cross banded top

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

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

Dove-tailed and pegged joinery with hand-turned legs, shaped skirt and stretcher grace this Lowboy. Beveled top, single drawer. Late 19th-century reproduction of a William-and-Mary ...

An English Brown Oak mid 18th/Early 19th Century Three Drawer Cross Banded Lowboy

A small and very pretty solid oak lowboy with bobbin turned legs, serpentine crossed stretchers and large flattened bun feet.

A late 18th Century English George III Period oak low boy (ldd) 2455/10

English, Oak lowboy Ca. 1780. Three small drawer, Shaped cabriole legs.

A small early oak lowboy of pleasing color and proportions with very good provenance.

An attractive oak side table or lowboy, the single drawer to the freeze with Rococo gilt bronze swan neck handles, elegant cabriole supports terminating in pad feet.

A mid-18th century oak single drawer Lowboy, the drawer front crossed banded in mahogany with quite strong and steady cabriole supports to the front feet, the top with narrow crossed...

A lovely example of the Georgian side table, graceful and slender, very elegant lowboy. Old distress which we find adds character. One wide drawer with fine original brass handles....

Antique English Georgian oak lowboy.

A charming Edwardian period lowboy in the William and Mary style. Well constructed in solid English oak with attractive burr walnut veneers.

An English oak lowboy with shaped apron and sides, four cabriole legs ending in pad feet and the original hardware.

An English oak lowboy with a shaped and pierced apron on the front and shaped apron on the sides.

Rare William and Mary Oak Lowboy with a rectangular top having a thumb molded edge, the frieze with single drawer and brass pulls, raised on turned tapering trumpet legs joined by th...

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

An English oak lowboy, with a solid stretcher base supporting beautifully turned legs, all in a deep rich classic dark brown.

A stylish antique Victorian lowboy or hall table in caved and ebonised oak. The over sailing two plank top with carved fringe, above one central drawer and two flanking drawers with ...

A very good and early English oak lowboy, all original, and with a fantastic colour and patina.

Although not period, this is a very attractive antique lowboy. The turnings are lovely, there is one drawer with old handles, tho possible not original to the piece. There is a dec...

A classic Georgian provincial oak lowboy / dressing table.

A period oak lowboy from England. The oak is a deep color rich in age and patina.

An 18th century country lowboy from Wales. The oak has a warm, dark finish.

The rectangular oak top with mahogany banding above two short drawers and one long freize drawer raised on cabriole legs; includes two keys.

Here is a delightful English lowboy in oak circa 1840 with great craftsmanship.

An 18th century lowboy from Wales. The oak is a rich brown color with the patina that only comes with antiques of this age.

The drawers of this lowboy have thumbnail edging. The brasses are original. All four legs have beaded corner edging. There is a pierced double arch beneath the center drawer. There ...

An antique English Queen Anne style painted oak lowboy circa 1850 used as a side table or console.

An oak George III period antique lowboy. The rectangular oak top having oak crossbanding, above three rectangular oak lined drawers each retaining their original brass swan neck hand...

A good oak George III Period lowboy. Having a rectangular oak two plank top of superb colour and patination above three rectangular oak drawers retaining the original brass handles a...

An oak and ash lowboy, circa 1720. All of the items that we advertise for sale have been as accurately described as possible and are in excellent condition, unless otherwise stat...

An 18th century oak single drawer lowboy. All of the items that we advertise for sale have been as accurately described as possible and are in excellent condition, unless otherwise s...