Queen Anne Style Highboy Chest on Chest

It's hard to tell from the photos but your highboy looks to be mahogany. I believe it's an early 20th century reproduction, circa 1920s. Unfortunately, there isn't much demand for these revival style furniture pieces. About $175-$200 at auction these days. Hang on to it, fashions come and go and I think it's past time for the popularity of these to make a come back. These were all the rage in the 1980s. It's only a matter of time. It's such a well made piece, and very attractive! And it belonged to your grandparents so the real value is in your heart.

This is a Colonial Revival style piece, based on genuine American Colonial furniture made during the 1700's. This style first came about during the first Centennial of the the American declaration of independence in the late 1870's, and again during the 1920's and 50's. This piece is mahogany, and a nice piece, but furniture of this type last peaked in popularity during the early 1990's. We'd retail one for about $450.00, but they often go at auction for under half that.