1720s Lowboys

With a rectangular top with wide cross banded edge and central circle with flanking circle decoration. Below with two drawers over a long deep drawer, raised on cabriole legs and pad...

Good 18th century George I period oak lowboy having shaped and molded top with mitered breadboard top having reentrant "baby bum" corners over one long and two short drawers, the apron with scalloped decoration on front and sides and standing on cabriole legs ending in pad feet, the whole possessing good rich color and patination. This lowboy represents an interesting point in the evolution in furniture construction as the maker followed the box construction of the earlier William and Mary period where the legs are applied rather than being an integral part of the construction which came about during the Queen Anne and George I period. We remember an old time English dealer...

Fine George I period oak lowboy having exaggerated re-entrant (baby's bum) corners, over two deep and one shallow drawer each with brass batwing pulls, over scalloped apron and stand...

A very good Georgian mahogany Lowboy made from very dense Cuban mahogany, the shaped top with molded edge and narrow crossbanding, over on long and two short drawers with similar ban...

Early 18th century English oak and walnut lowboy, the quarter bookmatched top with herringbone stringing and walnut crossbanding, over two deep and one shallow drawer with crossbanded edges, standing on square shaped legs with suggestions of a braganza foot. This table is an interesting transitional Provincial version of a high style early Georgian dressing table...