A few examples of appraisal values for
CONNECTICUT STYLE HIGHBOY

• Connecticut Queen Anne tiger
  Connecticut Queen Anne tiger maple two-part highboy, circa 1770, the back inscribed 'Hanford M. Northam Windsor Locks, Conn', having a molded cornice above
• QUEEN ANNE HIGH CHEST OR HIGHBOY,
  QUEEN ANNE HIGH CHEST OR HIGHBOY, 18TH C., AMERICAN, CONNECTICUT (NEWTOWN-WOODBURY AREA), CHERRY, PINE, POPLAR AND CHESTNUT, FLAT TOP UPPER CASE WITH TWO
• QUEEN ANNE CHERRY FLAT-TOP HIGHBOY,
  QUEEN ANNE CHERRY FLAT-TOP HIGHBOY, MASSACHUSETTS OR CONNECTICUT, CIRCA 1740-60Queen Anne Cherry Flat-Top Highboy, Massachusetts or Connecticut, Circa
• QUEEN ANNE MAPLE FLAT-TOP
  QUEEN ANNE MAPLE FLAT-TOP HIGHBOY, COASTAL NEW ENGLAND, CONNECTICUT OR MASSACHUSETTS, LAST HALF 18TH CENTURYQueen Anne Maple Flat-Top Highboy, Coastal
• CHIPPENDALE STYLE CENTENNIAL
  CHIPPENDALE STYLE CENTENNIAL MAHOGANY HIGHBOY, POSSIBLY CONNECTICUTCHIPPENDALE STYLE CENTENNIAL MAHOGANY HIGHBOY, POSSIBLY CONNECTICUT, late 19th Century,
• An American Queen Anne Cherry
  An American Queen Anne Cherry Highboy Connecticut 18th century in two parts the superstructure above a central carved drawer flanked by two short drawers
• QUEEN ANNE HIGHBOY WETHERSFIELD,
  QUEEN ANNE HIGHBOY WETHERSFIELD, CONNECTICUT, CIRCA 1760 HEIGHT 71”. WIDTH 37.5”. DEPTH 20.5”.QUEEN ANNE HIGHBOY, Wethersfield, Connecticut, Circa
• QUEEN ANNE CHERRY HIGHBOY. MID 18TH
  QUEEN ANNE CHERRY HIGHBOY. MID 18TH CENTURY.Possibly made in Connecticut. Replaced hardware. Flat top graduated drawers. The top and base are very similar