ONE DRAWER AMERICAN COUNTRY WASHSTAND

WASH STAND. American, 19th Century. One-drawer country wash stand. Refinished.

Early 19th century American country cherry and tiger maple one drawer washstand with cut scroll cut gallery backsplash. Measuring approx 32" tall x 22" wide x 18" deep. Good used age appropriate condi

Circa 1850. One having a washstand top with handles and left and right above chest of drawers case the other having a single drawer atop paneled doors. Largest: H30" W32" D17" Sold from the collection

Measuring approx 28" tall x 22" wide x 18" deep. See photos for condition as shown. Normal use and wear throughout.

Circa 1820. Having a square top above a single drawer with turned wood pull leading down to four turned legs. The green surface is newer but shows nicely, green painted at top looks to be first surfac

Circa 1820. Having a square top above a single drawer with turned wood pulls all resting on four turned legs. H28 1/2" W20" D19 3/4" Sold from the collection of a Charlotte, NC family.

Ca 1850s pine American one drawer wash stand with scrollwork back splash. Turned legs, lower shelf below with original knobs. One refinish. 35 inches tall x 29 inches wide. Good condition.

Vintage Country Washstand having one drawer table and shelf. Size: 31"h x 22"w x 21 1/2"d Condition: Used condition, wear and losses consistent with age.

Federal Poplar One-Drawer Wash Stand, American, 19th C., together with a George III style mahogany diminutive Pembroke table, English Taste, 20th C. Wash stand: 30-1/2"h x 16"w x 14-1/2"d Pembroke tab

Late Federal Maple One Drawer Wash Stand, American, 19th C., together with a Pennsylvania house Federal style wash stand, 20th C., 2 pieces total Losses to surface Stand appx. 28-1/2"h x 17-1/2"w x 14

Circa 1820. Having a square top above single drawer with turned wood pull leading to nicely turned legs. Primary wood is white pine and secondary is yellow pine. Nice early surface throughout. H27 1/2

Early American Pine Country One Drawer Stand. Size: 25 inches h, 22 x 24 inches

ANTIQUE COUNTRY PINE ONE DRAWER WASHSTAND, APPROXIMATELY 23 IN X 16 IN X 32 IN HIGH

Fourth quarter 19th century, oak. Worn yellow paint, back splash, turned legs and lower shelf with shaped front. Edge damage, splits and nailed repairs. 33"h. 21.5"w. 15.5"d.

AMERICAN COUNTRY VICTORIAN WASHSTAND, single drawer over two hinged cabinet doors, beaded line decoration throughout. Poplar and pine secondary woods. Old refinished surface. Fourth quarter 19th centu

1800'S AMERICAN PINE WASH STAND - ONE DRAWER - ONE SHELF - PORCELIAN PULL KNOB ON DRAWER - RUSTIC LOOKING - ONE SIDE OF TOP IS LOOSE - NEEDS MINOR REPAIR - 32 IN TALL X 22 IN WIDE

with one drawer and bobbin turned legs with stretcher. Wear, abrasions, old dry surface. 27" high, 37" wide, 24" deep. Provenance: Property from a Woodbury, CT Estate.

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED WALL BOX shaped, cut-out back with hanging hole, dovetailed case with hinged lid, over one-drawer. Retains an old blue over red-painted surface. 19th century. 17 1/2" H, 13 1/

comprising a cherry table with richly grained top and shaped backsplash, and a figured maple table, both with one drawer and turned legs, the larger 34 1/2" high, 32 1/2" wide, 18 1/2" deep, the small

American Country Pine Pie Safe, 19Th C., H 49", W 39" Primitive. Punched Tin Inset Panels, Three Inner Shelves, One Drawer At Base. From The Estate Of Jane Brock, Grosse Pointe. Michigan.

with one drawer, possibly clerk's desk. 8 1/2" high, 13 1/4" wide, 9" deep. Paint losses, minor scratches.

American country maple and pine tavern table with one drawer and turned legs with stretcher base, 26" high, 40" long, 28" deep. Condition: some repairs, losses, feet pieced out.

Circa 1850. Each having one drawer over hinged door atop foot. Pine throughout. Largest: H30 1/2" D16" W28" Sold from the collection of a Pawleys Island, South Carolina lady.

Mid 19th century cherry/walnut parlor table with one drawer as shown. Measuring approx 32" diameter x 28" tall. See photos for finish faded and sun bleach as shown. Directly acquired from the Bob and