**SOLD** L100 Early 19th century New England chest over drawer / mule chest bearing original blue painted surface. Dovetailed drawer with original hardware. One board sides and front with a two board back resting on cut out feet. Circa 1820.
K317 Late 18th century New England chest over two drawers boasting vibrant yellow painted surface . The case and drawers are dovetailed. Tall, applied bracket base is secured with early “T” nails. Original strap hinges
H971 Exceptional 18th century New England pine mule chest in original red painted surface. The tightly dovetailed drawer, mortised tapered battens inside the lid, a molded edge around underside of lid, tall cut out ends and a beautiful cut out drop apron are just a few details showing the remarkable workmanship in this piece! "T" nail construction.
H920 New England original red painted low chest featuring two dovetailed drawers and an applied bracket base boasting a beautiful cut out design. Nice, dry painted surface with great wear from years of use as a bench. The wood is pine.
**SOLD** K1633 Fantastic Pennsylvania Chest of Drawers boasting five (5) dovetailed drawers and an original decorative cut out backsplash that mimics the cut-out apron at the bottom in its original mustard painted surface. The ends also feature decorative cut out feet. The original backsplash is attached with square head nails and shows no signs of ever having been removed. The wood is pine. All drawers bear clean, natural patina interiors. Circa 1840s.
**SOLD** E165 Chest over drawers, Circa 1780 - having an applied molded top with snipe hinges above a blanket box with three faux drawers above two dovetailed drawers with early hardware. Overhanging thumb-molded drawer fronts. The case is raised on a tall bracket base having an excellent profile. Constructed of pine; retaining a good original salmon painted surface.
**SOLD** H1080 19th century New England original red painted mule chest featuring hinged lift lid storage area over two dovetailed drawers resting on tall cut out ends. Mortised battens on the underside ends of lid. Square head nail construction. Natural patina interior. Two wide back boards measure 16" and 17" across. Found in a Massachusetts Estate. Circa 1850 – 1860s.
