Pre-owned Kittinger Furniture, Kindel Furniture, Baker Furniture and Saybolt-Cleland Furniture

For Sale: Case Pieces

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

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	8866 WILLIAMSBURG LOWBOY/DRESSING TABLE BY BAKER FURNITURE COMPANY Confident and swelling Baroque shapes and turnings distinguish furniture of the early 18th Century. This example is a reproduction of an extremely rare American dressing table in the early Baroque form made in Philadelphia, circa 1710-1720. Like the original, Baker Furniture Company crafted this table for Colonial Williamsburg from figuratively grained walnut. Beautifully proportioned, this graceful dressing table features an expansive top, center ogee front arch on the case which rests on trumpet shaped turned legs with a crossed stretcher accented by an urn finial. Originally used in the bedchamber, this table translates well today in any room setting. Height 29 1/2″; Width 36″; Depth 22 1/4″.
	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″.
	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″. 2 Available
	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″.
	166-029 NEWPORT BLOCKFRONT CHEST OF DRAWERS BY KINDEL FURNITURE COMPANY From its American Collection, this Kindel reproduction of a rare and important Newport blockfront chest captures the beauty of the original with its concave and convex shell carving on the upper drawer. Made of select mahogany, this chest has three locking drawers decorated with elegant solid brass pulls and escutcheons. Beautiful and functional, this chest can be used in a hall or room setting. Height 31 1/2″; Width 36″; Depth 20 1/2″.
	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″. 2 Available
	CW 68 WILLIAMSBURG CHEST OF DRAWERS BY KITTINGER Often considered one of the prized examples in the Williamsburg Reproduction Program, this stunning example of an English bachelor's chest not only offers superior form in a most functional size, but also offers a quality of detailed construction not seen in other chests of this size. One of the most noteworthy design elements is the use of cross-banding to the stiles and rails on the front of the chest. With its pull out writing surface, this chest is a useful piece next to a bed or as an anchor piece at the end of a sofa. Height 29 3/4″; Width 30″; Depth 17 1/2″. 2 Available
	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″. 2 Available
	HN 24 HISTORIC NEWPORT SERPENTINE CHEST BY KITTINGER This exceedingly rare Kittinger Historic Newport Serpentine Chest of Drawers is a faithful reproduction of the original, circa 1790, from the collection of Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Wood, Jr., of Newport. The correct scale and proportions of this chest are the cornerstone of any fine piece of furniture. This chest features a top fashioned out of a single board of the choicest mahogany with cathedral graining and graceful serpentine, graduated drawer fronts fashioned out of figuratively grained mahogany and outlined with a delicate applied cockbead to create a shadow line. As a transition piece, this chest features elements from the Rococo and Neo-Classical style. While the form of the case and its beautifully sculpted ogee bracket feet are in the Rococo style, its brasses and refinement of detail are clearly Neo-Classical. The overall achievement of this chest echoes the old Kittinger Furniture Company's advertising phrase "Furniture With No Equal". Height 32 3/4″; Width 38 ″; Depth 21 1/4″. 2 Available
	CW 183 WILLIAMSBURG SERPENTINE CHEST BY KITTINGER A faithful reproduction of the Massachusetts original, most likely from the North Shore and dating to 1760-1770, this magnificent Rococo style serpentine chest with its fine proportions and detailing exemplifies the cabinetmaker's skill. This chest is made of beautiful figured mahogany and secondary construction of yellow pine with complex joinery and unique dovetailing. There are four amply sized, graduated locking drawers embellished with exceptionally fine brasses. Cockbeading to the body of the chest frames and highlights the drawers and the body rests on high sculpted bracket feet. This chest is truly one of the finest from the Colonial Williamsburg Collection. Height 31 3/4″; Width 37 7/8 ″; Depth 21 7/8″.
	T707 ENGLISH BACHELOR CHEST BY KITTINGER This wonderful reproduction of an English antique is of a style and scale well suited for smaller areas. This chest features a satinwood cross-banded top, beautifully figured drawer fronts with cock-beading and lovely sand cast brasses generously sized to allow for ease in opening the drawers. Because this chest has three rather than four drawers, it allows for storage of larger items. Height 30″; Width 23 3/4″; Depth 17″.
	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″. 2 Available
	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″.
	CW 39 WILLIAMSBURG ETAGERE CABINET BY KITTINGER This exceedingly rare Williamsburg reproduction is an exact copy of an English etagere cabinet, circa 1770, originally housed in the Governor's Palace. Made of mahogany, with decorative string inlay on its locking cabinet door, this piece with two shelves was the forerunner of the sideboard. It was used in later periods for display. For today's lifestyle, it also can be used to house electronic equipment. Height 40″; Width 20″; Depth 16″. 2 Available
	WF3845 WILLIAMSBURG SIDEBOARD BY KITTINGER The original of this sideboard is from "Bassett Hall", the Williamsburg home of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, Jr. This reproduction is inspired by an English antique, circa 1800. Made of mahogany, its elegant Neoclassic styling is reflected in the delicately bowed front, graceful arch, ebony string inlay and cross-banding surrounding the doors. This is a rare opportunity to acquire this seldom seen sideboard. Height 36 1/2″; Length 53″; Depth 23 3/4″.
	CW 87 WILLIAMSBURG SIDEBOARD BY KITTINGER The Neoclassic style of this striking mahogany sideboard features a graceful center arch, cock beading at the drawer edges, octagonal key escutcheons and slender, tapering legs. The Virginia original, from which this piece is copied, dates from the late 18th to the early 19th Century. Height 40 1/2″; Length 57″; Depth 20 1/4″. 2 Available
	CW 148 WILLIAMSBURG SIDEBOARD BY KITTINGER This sideboard, with its carved apron, paneled sides, cross-banded mahogany around the drawers and unusual brasses, is a faithful reproduction of an English piece, circa 1740. It is equally at home in a hall or dining room. Height 33 3/4″; Length 77 1/2″; Depth 21 1/4″. 2 Available
	D1002-1 HEPPLEWHITE SIDEBOARD BY KITTINGER This mahogany Hepplewhite sideboard of beautiful proportion and scale features extensive boxwood string inlay around the drawer fronts and legs. It has two deep side drawers, a locking partitioned silver drawer, an arched front lower linen drawer in the center and a brass splash rail. This sideboard is an outstanding example of Kittinger craftmanship. Height 39″; Length 79″; Depth 23 1/2″; Splash Rail Height 11″.
	HN 15 HISTORIC NEWPORT SIDEBOARD BY KITTINGER This diminutive Federal sideboard from the Newport Collection is a pleasing reproduction that can be attributed to the School of Thomas Howard, Jr., Rhode Island, circa 1790-1810. This sideboard features elegant proportions, string inlays to the legs and leading edge of its top, selective cross-banding to to the center doors and drawers and delicate intersecting vine inlays on the apron. A sideboard of this diminutive size is often referred to as a brandyboard since it also can serve as a bar with its double depth drawer and central cabinet. Height 40″; Length 49 1/2″; Depth 20 1/2″.
	WF3841/WA1041 WILLIAMSBURG SIDEBOARD BY KITTINGER This elegant Hepplewhite style sideboard is a reproduction of an American antique, circa 1800. It offers ample storage in two cabinets with locks and a top center drawer partitioned for flatware. It is the perfect addition to any size dining room. Height 39 3/4″; Length 56 1/2″; Depth 24″.
	WA1024 WILLIAMSBURG SERVING TABLE BY KITTINGER This mahogany, Hepplewhite server is a smaller version of a late 18th Century American antique and is well suited for the smaller dining room. It has two drawers, one with a removable silver tray. Height 34 1/4″; Length 47 3/4″; Depth 20 1/2″.
	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″. 2 Available