lowboys - tables
Lowboy. A side table containing several drawers, usually with cabriole legs and a scalloped frieze or apron. An 18th century term, it is generally applied to American tables of this type. The opposite, one might say, to a 'tallboy'. Also used to describe a small wardrobe of 20th century origin.
12 item(s) found:
George III oak lowboy with a small drawer flanked by larger drawers. Height 71 cm. Width 74 cm.m. Depth 46 cm
A walnut lowboy, Irish, late 18th century, the rectangular top above a small central drawer with original escutcheon, supported by shaped chamfered legs and hoof feet 61 cm wide, 35 cm deep, 68 cm high
Queen Anne style walnut lowboy with quarter veneered and cross banded top, long frieze drawer, two small drawers below on cabriole legs
George III English oak lowboy of fine proportions having three draws to the front, cockbeaded draws, brass handles, peg construction and a mellow aged tan leather insert to the top, all being supported by square tapering legs.
An oak George II lowboy, the rectangular top above a central drawer and two side drawers, above a scalloped frieze on slim cabriole legs and pad feet. Width 86 cm. Depth 48 cm. Height 76 cm
An early 18th century oak lowboy, with a single frieze drawer on turned legs. Width 86 cm. Depth 57 cm. Height 73 cm
An early 18th century and later oak lowboy, the rectangular top with moulded edge above a frieze drawer. Width 86 cm. Depth 51 cm. Height 76 cm
A George III three drawer mahogany lowboy, English, circa 1765 72 x 80 x 48 cm
A George II walnut lowboy, the quatre-foil veneered top, above three drawers on cabriole legs and pad feet. Width 76 cm. Depth 50 cm . Height 68 cm
A Queen Anne walnut lowboy, the quatrefoil veneered top, above three drawers with original brass escutcheons supported by four slender cabriole legs and pointed feet John Dunn Antiques, Malvern 70 cm wide, 52 cm deep, 71 cm high
George II oak lowboy with one long above two short drawers, well shaped apron and cabriole legs with unusual detail to hips and corner brackets with original brass handles.
Georgian mahogany lowboy with a boarded top, three frieze drawers and cabriole legs