Orange County - Lowboys

Vintage Queen Anne Style Mahogany Lowboy 4 Drawer Silverware Chest with Solid Brass Hardware. Circa Late 20th Century. Measurements: 31" H x 32.5" W x 19" D.

A beautifully proportioned 18th century English oak lowboy, showcasing the quiet elegance and craftsmanship of Georgian-period furniture. Crafted from richly patinated oak, this piec...

A lovely Georgian-style oak lowboy with a well-figured rectangular top, three drawers fitted with original brass swan-neck handles and elegant cabriole legs on pad feet. It has a par...

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 ...

Early 18th century hand carved oak lowboy from England. The top is made from two planks, with shaped corners, which adds such charm to the top! This follows down to hand carved dec...

English Queen Anne burl walnut low boy with original leather top, inlaid feather banding, original brasses, carved skirt and terminating on carv...

English Chippendale mahogany three-drawer lowboy with a carved molded edge top, centered knee hole, original brasses, and terminating on carved molded legs. All original. Late 18th c...

Custom-made for us by a small cabinet shop in England, this little lowboy in distinctive yew wood is proportioned squarely at 27” x 27” yet it reads more rectangular because the curv...

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...

Good early 18th century English oak lowboy, the thumb molded top over two deep and one shallow drawer having original batwing brasses, over a scalloped ...

Covered in a deeply figured walnut burl, this shaped front lowboy would do equally as well as a dressing table as it would occasional table or console. With its shell carved knees on...

A compact-sized 18th-century walnut lowboy / dressing table / vanity. George II period, circa 1750. Raised on cabriole legs, this small English walnut table is only 2' 5'' wide. Ret...