Hepplewhite Cherrywood High Chest (Connecticut, circa 1785)

Unusual hepplewhite carved cherrywood high chest, with five graduated thumb molded drawers flanked by free standing reeded quarter columns, set on a base with shaped apron and flaring french feet. Probably Connecticut, circa 1785-90. Retains an old crusty, repolished finish.

39" wide, 41" high, 20" deep.

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