The English refer to it as a high chest of drawers; we call it a highboy. By either name it is certainly one of the most distinctive and beautiful pieces of furniture designed in the 18th century. The general style of our pieces is representative of the rural Massachusetts or Connecticut River Valley tradition. 

 

Crafted in cherry, it features graceful cabriole legs, a deeply scalloped apron, graduated drawers, a flat top with cornice, and carved sunbursts on the upper and lower center drawers.