Beveled Blanket Chests

This English pine blanket chest is crafted to resemble a chest of drawers, offering both style and practicality. The piece features charming carved details on the exterior, a beveled...

A charming country English folk art blanket chest or storage trunk crafted from pine measuring nearly 3.5' feet wide. The chest features a later hand-painted Georgian manor house faç...

A bold ogee molding is pegged onto the edge of the top of this handsome trunk.. The top lifts on iron strap hinges, to reveal a deep storage well with a lidded candle box on the upp...

Supported on four bracket feet, the chest has a lower pair of short drawers with brass drawer pulls. Above, the chest has a very large compartment accessed by lifting its thickly cut...

An antique rustic style blanket chest painted in a rich Giverny blue, popular in early 20th Century interiors and named after the village in Northern France where Claude Monet lived....

19th century hand carved oak blanket chest from England. The top has three panels, following down to a plain paneled back and sides. The front is the real star of this chest. It has ...

Diminutive size blanket chest with multicolored geometric painted design with applied molding standing on bracket base short turned legs, Western New York, circa 1820. Measures: ...

This exceptional 19th-century American primitive blanket chest is a testament to honest, enduring craftsmanship. Hand-constructed from solid pine, the chest features a beautifully we...

English Arts & Crafts oak blanket chest with hand painted Art Nouveau flowers.

An original Oak Blanket Box from 168's0 England. Hand carved to the front. Simple blanket chest design from the late 17th. century. Still retains the interior candle box. The side ha...

Early 18th century oak blanket chest from England. the top has three panels, surrounded by a frame with a beveled edge. The front of the case has four panels which have hand carved...

English Chippendale mahogany hinged blanket chest with a central lower drawer, original brasses, and resting on the original ogee bracket feet, 18th Century