Eldred Wheeler tiger maple highboy in the CT Queen Anne style of 1760-80. Made from the finest pronounced tiger maple and honey maple boards. Made in 2 parts with wooden pin joinery and hand dovetailed drawers. In pristine condition. Measures 70.5" H; 36.5" W at the top molding, 33.75" W at the upper case, and 35.75" W at the lower case; 19.25" D at the top molding, 17.75" deep at the upper case, and 19" D at the lower case. Please see "Eldred Wheeler / A Collector's Guide" by Emmett W. Eldred, page 213, for reference to this highboy. Eldred Wheeler made the finest reproductions of period American furniture. It is no longer in business.

Vintage bench made tiger maple table. Strong all over tiger grain. Chippendale style with deep dish carved two-board tilt top and a tripod base dovetailed into a tapered column. Excellent condition, circa 1980. This table is one of the finest bench made pieces we have come by. The deeply hand-cut pie crust top rim is something only a highly skilled cabinetmaker could produce. Measures 21 inches across the top and 29 inches high.

Regency period mahogany etagere on caster feet. English, circa 1820. Two shelves, unusual divided tier, base drawer. Good estate condition. Measures 56 inches high, 18 inches wide and 14 inches deep. This narrow size is not often seen.

French provincial cupboard in fruitwood. Loire valley, circa 1800. Rarely found narrow size. Mellow patina. Measures 69 inches high, 30 inches wide and 19 inches deep. Moderate wear commensurate with age. Two doors and a single drawer. Note the perfectly book matched lower door panel, original hinges and wooden pin construction.

Early American sack back Windsor arm chair circa 1780 in an old finish. Strong and very comfortable. Measures 36" high to the back, 27.5" high to the arms, 17" high to the seat, 24" wide at the arms, and 16" deep.