George II Inlaid Walnut Lowboy / Dressing Table Circa 1750

A George II country oak lowboy with a moulded rectangular two plank top. Single frieze drawer over two short drawers, with brass drop handles on pierced back plates. Shaped apron on ...

A fine English lowboy or dressing table in walnut and burl walnut. Four drawers with single drawer on top and three smaller drawers below. The drawers are all cock beaded with feather banding surrounding burl walnut panels. The cabriole legs also have a C-scroll at the top and end in slipper feet. The top is quarter veneered with feather banding. The brasses are correct for the period. The piece dates from 1730 and a very similar example is found in John Andrews book , British Antique Furniture...

This is an antique lowboy, an English, Georgian, walnut side table dating to the turn of the 19th century, circa 1800. Grain interest and desirable c...

Walnut and burl walnut lowboy with crossbanding around the top, satinwood inlay on the front, and having original brass pulls. Standing on cabriole legs ending on Spanish feet...

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...

English Chippendale mahogany and walnut lowboy with a carved molded edge top, centered drawer with flanking side drawers, original brasses, carved scalloped skirt, exposed rear dovet...