Hand Crafted, Hand Carved Cabinet Work
SIDEBOARDS AND SERVERS
FOUR DRAWER HUNTBOARD
$2995
Huntboards originated in the southern colonies and were used as serving pieces for informal gatherings. Though simple in design, the overall proportions make for a very successful appearance.
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Height - 38 1/2"
Width - 44"
Depth - 21 1/2"
SIX DRAWER HUNTBOARD
$3495
A longer version of the piece above for larger households.
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Height - 38 1/2"
Width - 63 3/4"
Depth - 21 1/2"
CONNECTICUT LOWBOY
$2995
Most likely designed as dressing table, this four drawer Queen Anne lowboy features a handsomely carved front and deeply scrolled skirt.
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Height - 30 1/2"
Width - 33 1/4"
Depth - 20"
SLATE TOP LOWBOY
$3595
This rare lowboy is a transitional piece, showing characteristics of both the William & Mary and Queen Anne periods. The fan carving, acorn drops, outlined drawers and cabriole legs all add to this striking design. The slate, inlayed into the top, is black.
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Height - 30 1/2"
Width - 31 1/2"
Depth - 19 1/2"
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CONNECTICUT SERVER
$3495
The Queen Anne period is noted for the introduction of the cabriole leg and this gracefully curved design was used with paramount success throughout New England. Pieces of this type were probably created by adding a top to the lower half of a damaged highboy.
Height - 35 1/2"
Width - 38"
Depth - 20"
COUNTRY HEPPLEWHITE SIDEBOARD
$3895
"Six-leg" sideboards of this design were seen in rural areas of New England throughout the latter part of the 18th century. While the tapered legs and stamped brass drawer pulls are characteristic of the Federal period, the overall simplicity of the this piece suggests an informal origin.
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Height - 39"
Width - 63 7/8"
Depth - 21 1/2"
DUNLAP SIDEBOARD
$4595
Experts cannot agree whether the Dunlap family actually built this as a sideboard or if it was really the base of a highboy that was being built in phases. Because of the high cost of early highboys, many families ordered the lower section as a bureau, with the idea of having the cabinetmaker complete the top at a later date. The top drawer, simulated to look like three, indicates that this piece was used as a server.
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Height - 36"
Width - 39 1/4"
Depth - 19 3/4"