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Archives: Case Pieces

Including Cabinets, Chests, Desks, Sideboards and Tall Case Clocks

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	83-004 WINTERTHUR ODESSA TALL CHEST BY KINDEL FURNITURE COMPANY Elegent and functional best describe this Rococo tall chest, an exact reproduction of an original by the renowned cabinetmaker, John Janvier, and in the Winterthur Historic Houses of Odessa Collection. Fashioned from beautifully grained mahogany accented with sandcast brasses, this chest features fluted quarter columns at the front corners, applied moldings and ogee bracket feet. Nine drawers of graduated sizes provide ample storage. Six drawers are fitted with locks. This chest commands attention in any room setting. Height 59″; Width 43 5/8″; Depth 21 3/4″.
	B2104 CHEST-ON-CHEST BY KITTINGER Adapted from a late Eighteenth Century English antique, this chest-on-chest is made of mahogany and provides more than ample storage. It has six drawers in the upper case with removable partitions. The lower case features a pull-out work surface and four additional deep drawers. Some of the fine details of this chest include bold crown molding, cock-beaded drawers, fluted corner columns terminating in a lamb's tongue and graceful ogee bracket feet. Height 66 1/2″; Width 41 1/4″; Depth 21″.
	HENRY FORD MUSEUM LOWBOY This reproduction of a Philadelphia Queen Anne lowboy, circa 1750-1760, is a masterpiece of design. It features a graceful molded top, scrolled apron and chased brasses in the William and Mary manner. Its cabriole legs have shell carved knees with voluted returns and rest on ball and claw feet. Height 30″; Width 35 1/2″; Depth 20 1/2″.
	8809 WILLIAMSBURG PHILADELPHIA LOWBOY BY BAKER FURNITURE CO. Copied from an outstanding Philadelphia antique, circa 1740-1760, this lowboy/dressing table is made of mahogany and features beautifully proportioned fluted quarter columns, an exceptionally well carved shell center drawer, elegantly scrolled apron and gracefully carved cabriole legs with ball and claw feet. Height 31″; Width 36 1/2″; Depth 20 3/4″.
	CW 19 WILLIAMSBURG LOWBOY BY KITTINGER This Rococo design lowboy, circa 1760, is a Philadelphia masterpiece. It is crafted in mahogany with finely detailed fluted quarter columns and boldly carved cabriole legs, resting on ball and claw feet. Height 32″; Width 38 1/2″; Depth 20″.
	CW 157 WILLIAMSBURG LOWBOY/DRESSING TABLE BY KITTINGER This reproduction of a William and Mary style dressing table is copied from an original Pennsylvania, probably Philadelphia, antique dating from 1710-1720. Made of mahogany with an expansive top, this graceful lowboy features a center ogee arch on the case which rests on trumpet legs with a crossed stretcher accented by an urn finial. Height 29 1/2″; Width 36″; Depth 22 1/4″.
	HN 22 HISTORIC NEWPORT LOWBOY BY KITTINGER This dressing table or "Lowboy" is a reproduction of a Newport table, circa 1750, and bears definite characteristics of the Townsend-Goddard school. Featuring graceful shell carving and cabriole legs resting on pad feet, this lowboy makes a beautiful addition to any setting. Height 31″; Width 35″; Depth 20″.
	CWA 1050 DOUBLE CHEST BY KITTINGER Noted for its elegant detail, this handsome Rococo style chest, also known as a Mule Chest, is copied from an English antique, circa 1780. Made of superbly grained mahogany, this chest features quarter columns at the corners with delicate string inlay at their base, paneled ends and ogee bracket feet. The top of the chest as well as the nine drawers are outlined with boxwood inlays. The top three drawers are locking and all are enhanced with simple brass escutcheons and drawer pulls. This rare and important Williamsburg chest is adaptable for any room setting. Height 34″; Width 61 1/2″; Depth 22 1/2″.
	HN 18 HISTORIC NEWPORT BLOCKFRONT CHEST OF DRAWERS BY KITTINGER This is a faithful reproduction of one of the finest and best documented chests by the famed cabinetmaker, John Townsend of Newport, Rhode Island. Like the original, this chest shows the cabinetmaker's art in the concave and convex shell carving that adorn the upper drawer. The original of this chest sold in New York for $4.7 million. Height 34 1/2″; Width 36 3/4″; Depth 21″.
	HENRY FORD MUSEUM BOMBÉ CHEST This bombé chest is a magnificent reproduction of one of the rarest forms of American furniture. The original antique, dating to 1780, came from Boston's North Shore area, the only location in the colonies making this furniture design. This chest features a graceful overhanging top in proportion to its "kettle base", four graduated drawers enhanced with bold sand-cast brasses and sits on beautifully carved ball and claw feet. Height 32 1/4″; Width 39″; Depth 20 1/2″.
	T2009 SERPENTINE BOMBE' CHEST BY KITTINGER This magnificent chest, part of Kittinger's Baleroy Collection, is a faithful reproduction of a, circa 1760-1780, Massachusetts antique, most probably from Boston's North Shore. The fine proportions and quality of this piece are apparent. It is made of solid figured mahogany and the four graduated locking drawers are embellished with exceptionally florid chased brasses. The chest rests on ogee bracket feet. Height 30 1/2″; Width 33 3/8 ″; Depth 21″.
	8804 WILLIAMSBURG SERPENTINE CHEST BY BAKER FURNITURE CO. Fashioned from select figuratively grained walnut, as the original from the Shenandoah Valley, this reproduction Neoclassic chest is rare both in its serpentine form and its hoof like feet. Finely proportioned with four graduated locking drawers with cockbeaded molding, elegant brasses and pronounced key escutcheons, this chest also features chamfered corner columns and string inlay across the base. Height 37 1/2″; Width 38 ″; Depth 22″.
	8805 WILLIAMSBURG SERPENTINE CHEST BY BAKER FURNITURE CO. One of the most ambitious undertakings of the Williamsburg Collection is this "Masterworks", an exact reproduction of a Norfolk serpentine chest, circa 1790. Made of mahogany, with cedar and pine secondary woods, the top of this chest is shaped from a rarely seen single "wideboard". This serpentine form is enhanced by canted corners with two types of multicolored linework inlay for contrast and definition leading to its French feet with conch shell inlay. With four graduated locking drawers and cockbead molding, paneled back and mortise and tenon joinery, the structural sophistication of this chest is unsurpassed. Height 40″; Width 49 1/2 ″; Depth 22 1/2″.
	8808 WILLIAMSBURG SERPENTINE CHEST OF DRAWERS BY BAKER FURNITURE CO. This graceful serpentine chest is a faithful reproduction of a Massachusetts antique, circa 1750-1780. Crafted of mahogany, this chest has four graduated drawers, surrounded by cockbeading to the case, and embellished with robust sand cast brasses, beautiful base molding and finely carved ball and claw feet. This chest is an elegant addition to any room or hall. Height 32″; Width 35 3/4″; Depth 20 1/4″.
	OD2023 JOHN SHAW HEPPLEWHITE CHEST BY BIGGS/KITTINGER The original of this important Hepplewhite chest was designed for the Governor of Maryland in 1783 by John Shaw, the leading Annapolis cabinetmaker. Made of mahogany with mahogany veneer and boxwood inlay around the top, drawers and apron base, this chest has four graduated locking drawers enhanced with wonderful brasses. Height 34″; Width 37″; Depth 22″.
	NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION CLIVEDEN SERPENTINE CHEST BY KINDEL Part of the National Trust for Historic Preservation Collection, this Kindel Furniture Company licensed reproduction Rococo serpentine chest is copied from a masterpiece created by Jonathon Gostelowe, a renowned Philadelphia cabinetmaker. This exceptionaly well executed chest captures all the elements of the original, dating to 1781-1790 and part of the Collection on display at Cliveden in Philadelphia's Historic Germantown. Beautifully proportioned, this chest features a shaped and hand-carved top, superb figurative mahogany drawer fronts with fluted columns and elegant brass escutcheons and bail handles and robust ogee blocked feet. Height 37 1/4″; Width 47 1/4″; Depth 25″.
	CW 75 WILLIAMSBURG SERPENTINE CHEST OF DRAWERS BY KITTINGER This Rococo mahogany serpentine front chest is copied from a great masterpiece by Johnathan Gostelowe, an outstanding Philadelphia cabinetmaker. As in the original antique, circa 1750-1780, this chest has superb mottled mahogany drawer fronts with fluted columns and broad-shaped ogee blocked feet. Height 37″; Width 46 1/2″; Depth 23″.
	CW 176 WILLIAMSBURG SERPENTINE CHEST OF DRAWERS BY KITTINGER A much prized piece in the Williamsburg Collection is the circa 1770 Philadelphia serpentine chest which inspired this reproduction. Like the original, this chest features a beautiful Rococo serpentine front with delicate hand-sawn fretwork adorning the chamfered corners and unusual three-sided bracket feet. There are four graduated locking drawers of generous proportion. Height 33 1/2″; Width 44 1/4″; Depth 23″.
	CW 18 WILLIAMSBURG CHEST OF DRAWERS BY KITTINGER This elegant reproduction Pennsylvania chest, circa 1770, features superb detailing with beading around its four graduated drawers, graceful brass escutcheons and drawer pulls, delicately fluted quarter columns and well proportioned bracket feet. Height 35 1/2″; Width 38 1/4″; Depth 19 1/2″.
	CW 68 WILLIAMSBURG CHEST OF DRAWERS BY KITTINGER This is a beautiful and very practical chest of drawers with a pull-out writing surface. It can be used in any room or setting and always makes the right statement. Height 29 3/4″; Width 30″; Depth 17 1/2″.
	OD1647 CHEST OF DRAWERS BY KITTINGER This reproduction of a late 18th Century Rococo chest is made of the finest grained mahogany with superb detailing. This chest has two small top drawers and three large graduated drawers all with beading and enhanced with graceful brass escutcheons and drawer pulls. The sides of the chest have fluted quarter columns terminating in a lamb's tongue at the top and beautifully proportioned ogee bracket feet. Height 33 1/2″; Width 41″; Depth 21″.
	OD1700 CHEST OF DRAWERS BY KITTINGER This fine example of a New England chest of drawers lends a sense of style on a smaller scale. It features figurative mahogany and blocked graduated drawer fronts fitted with beautifully detailed open brass pulls. Height 30″; Width 36″; Depth 19″.
	T723 CHEST OF DRAWERS BY KITTINGER As part of its 100th Anniversary celebration in 1966, Kittinger reproduced this magnificent example of a New England blockfront chest of drawers, circa 1760. This chest features figurative mahogany and blocked graduated drawer fronts fitted with beautiful brass pulls. This truly is a piece for the collector. Height 30 1/2″; Width 30 1/2″; Depth 20 1/4″.
	WF2531/WA1031 WILLIAMSBURG CHEST OF DRAWERS BY KITTINGER This mahogany chest is as handsome as it is practical. It has a pull-out shelf converting it either to a desk or dressing table and side brasses for portability. It is inspired by an English Rococo chest, circa 1750-1770. Height 30 1/2″; Width 31 1/4″; Depth 18″.
	WF2602/WA1002 WILLIAMSBURG CHEST OF DRAWERS BY KITTINGER This Rococo style mahogany chest with its clean lines is a reproduction of a circa 1775 Virginia antique and features four graduated drawers with elegant brasses. Height 35 1/4″; Width 37 1/2″; Depth 21 3/4″.
	WF2608/WA1008 WILLIAMSBURG CHEST OF DRAWERS BY KITTINGER This tall Rococo chest with its straight forward styling is adapted from a Virginia antique, circa 1770-1790. Made of mahogany, it features six graduated drawers, bracket feet and elegant brass hardware. Height 46 1/2″; Width 40″; Depth 20″.
	NO. 807 DURHAM CHEST OF DRAWERS BY SAYBOLT-CLELAND Adapted from an early English Georgian antique, this chest is made of mahogany with beautiful graining and is accented with handsome brasses. Both its clean lines and size make this a versatile chest. Its four graduated drawers offer ample storage and its top slides out for use as a writing surface or dressing table. Height 34 1/4″; Width 34″; Depth 20″.
	ENGLISH BACHELOR CHEST BY SAYBOLT-CLELAND This fine example of a New England chest of drawers lends a sense of style on a smaller scale. It features figurative mahogany and cock-beaded graduated drawer fronts fitted with beautifully detailed open brass pulls. Height 30 1/2″; Width 30″; Depth 18″.
	B2215 COMMODE/NIGHT STAND BY KITTINGER This mahogany, one-drawer Georgian style commode is fitted with rear openings for use with telephone or clock radio on lower shelf. Height 27 1/2″; Width 23″; Depth 16 1/2″.
	CW 57 WILLIAMSBURG COMMODE/TABLE BY KITTINGER This table is a reproduction of an English antique, circa 1760. Distinguished by its decorative beading, scalloped gallery with pierced handholds and shaped panel doors, this Rococo style table is perfect for a bedside or end table. Height 31″; Width 21″; Depth 19 1/4″. 2 Available
	WA1030 WILLIAMSBURG COMMODE BY KITTINGER This piece is a reproduction of an English antique, circa 1750. Not only is this table handsome, but it is practical with its deep shelf and lower drawer making it a perfect bedside companion. Height 31 1/2″; Width 23 1/4″; Depth 19″.