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For Sale: Case Pieces
Including Cabinets, Chests, Desks, Sideboards and Tall Case Clocks
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HENRY FORD MUSEUM LOWBOYThis 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″. |
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CW 19 WILLIAMSBURG LOWBOY BY KITTINGERThis 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″. |
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CW 18 WILLIAMSBURG CHEST OF DRAWERS BY KITTINGERThis 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″. |
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CW 68 WILLIAMSBURG CHEST OF DRAWERS BY KITTINGEROften 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″. |
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HN 18 HISTORIC NEWPORT BLOCKFRONT CHEST OF DRAWERS BY KITTINGERThis 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″. |
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WF2531/WA1031 WILLIAMSBURG CHEST OF DRAWERS BY KITTINGERThis 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″. |
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WF2608/WA1008 WILLIAMSBURG CHEST OF DRAWERS BY KITTINGERThis 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″. |
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CW 39 WILLIAMSBURG ETAGERE CABINET BY KITTINGERThis 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″. |
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D1923 HEPPLEWHITE SIDEBOARD BY KITTINGERThis Hepplewhite style mahogany sideboard demonstrates the craftsman's ability with its extensive, exquisite inlay of tulipwood and boxwood. Diminutive in size, without sacrificing style and elegance, this sideboard provides ample storage in its three drawers, with a locking center drawer partitioned for silver. This sideboard is undoubtedly one of Kittinger's finest. Height 35 1/4″; Length 54 3/8″; Depth 24″. |
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WF3845 WILLIAMSBURG SIDEBOARD BY KITTINGERThe 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″. |
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CW 87 WILLIAMSBURG SIDEBOARD BY KITTINGERThe 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″. |
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CW 148 WILLIAMSBURG SIDEBOARD BY KITTINGERThis 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″. |
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WF3841/WA1041 WILLIAMSBURG SIDEBOARD BY KITTINGERThis 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″. |
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WA1024 WILLIAMSBURG SERVING TABLE BY KITTINGERThis 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″. |
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WA1030 WILLIAMSBURG COMMODE BY KITTINGERThis 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″. |
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