Sheraton Dressers

An impressive Mahogany chest of four drawers with working lock & key and marvelous cannonball feet on casters. Newly refinished; generous storage, ready for use.

American Sheraton Mahogany and Birdseye Maple graduated four drawer bow front chest with carved outset corners, checkered inlays, flanking reeded columns...

An antique Sheridan chest of drawers offers tiger maple construction with four graduated long drawers flanked by reeded columns, raised on turned legs, ...

Edwardian Sheraton Revival Walnut Secretary Bookcase "A Gardner & Sons", Scotland 1910, H1101 Scotland 1910 Sold walnut and veneer Original finish Moulded inlaid cornice over two as...

Vintage half moon mahogany cabinet, Sheraton period style fiddleback mahogany demilune commode or half moon cabinet. The piece with one real and tw...

A beautiful Sheraton or Federal style tallboy dresser, circa 1930s. Made from mahogany with a "2 over 3" configuration. Includes 5 dovetailed drawers, oval brass hardware, chamfered ...

An antique Sheraton chest offers tiger maple construction with upper deep drawer over four long drawers having flanking reeded columns, inlaid cherry escutcheons, raised on turned fe...

A beautiful Sheraton style tallboy dresser by Huntley Furniture, circa 1930s. Made from mahogany with a bow front. Includes 5 dovetailed drawers, oval brass hardware, carved foliate, and fluted stiles along the sides. The chest is supported by square tapered legs between a serpentine lower apron and spade feet. Measure: 50". In 1906, Oakland Manufacturing Company bought out the Winston Furniture Company, forming a new enterprise called B.F. Huntley Furniture Company. Winston Furniture Company’s facilities at Depot and 11th streets (now Patterson Avenue and 12th Street) included multiple lumber sheds, a railroad siding, two dry kilns, a three-story brick manufacturing building, and water tanks, all of which became the new home of B.F. Huntley Furniture Company. In the manufacturing building, woodworking was done on the first floor, “erecting” or assembly on the second, finishing on the third, and warehousing in the attic. By 1907, a bridge had been built from the third floor finishing rooms, north across the railroad siding, to a new multi-story warehouse, packing, and shipping building. Improving safety, electric lights had replaced kerosene lamps and automatic sprinklers had been installed. By 1912, the B.F. Huntley Furniture Company had expanded again. An additional story had been added to the warehouse building to provide more space for varnishing and finishing. The warehouse had also expanded to the south, so that it directly adjoined the original three-story manufacturing building. A railroad platform had been constructed east from the warehouse, providing easy access for loading and unloading on the north side of the railroad siding The factory had more than doubled in size by 1917 with new specialized spaces for veneering, sawing, planing, joining, painting, and crate making. It surrounded the railroad siding on the north, south, and west sides. A one-story office building stood at the corner at Patterson and 12th, apart from the factories and workshops. In 1920, Huntley expanded again by acquiring the Forsyth...

1800s antique tall dresser skeleton key dovetail design solid cherry wood. Measures : 42.13 w x 21.5 d x 42 tall Drawer Top Drawer 1 x2: 16.38 ...

"Sheraton style chest of drawers by West Michigan Furniture Co., circa 1940s. Made from mahogany with a bowfront featuring 5 dovetailed drawers over a serpentine lower apron and splayed legs. Upper most drawer has an interior sliding compartment for jewelry. Finish 224 English Antique West Michigan Furniture Company 1889 – 1984 West Michigan Furniture was founded by D. Kruidenier, Frederick Metz, and George P. Hummer, who later became mayor of Holland, Michigan. After his death in 1920, Hummer's son-in-law, Charles Kirchen purchased Hummer's interest in the company. Wayne R. Fitzgerald served as its president and general manager from 1955-1976, when the company was purchased from the Kirchen family by Padnos. Mitchell W. Padnos became executive vice-president, and Doug Padnos the national sales manager. PRODUCTS West Michigan Furniture Co.'s first products were beds and bedroom suites in maple, ash, and oak. By the 1920s it had moved into production of phonograph cabinets...

A very nice mid 19th century Cherry Sheraton bow front chest of drawers in very good condition. This chest still retains its original dry surface wit...

An antique Sheraton chest of drawers offers flame mahogany construction with scrolled backsplash over swell front case having four bo...