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18th century oak chest of drawers

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18th century oak chest of drawersA beautiful, grand looking chest and a very cute size that'll fit anywhere quite deep, almost cube shaped and not too big. Perfect for hallway, lounge, bedroom, etc. It has a moulded top above three long drawers and splendid bun feet. Stunning grain, figuring, colour and deep patina. The original bottom of the drawers go front to back and they have very old drop handles, possibly original? The draws are solid with dovetail joints and run very

A beautiful, grand-looking chest and a very cute size that'll fit anywhere - quite deep, almost cube-shaped and not too big.

Perfect for hallway, lounge, bedroom, etc.

It has a moulded top above three long drawers and splendid bun feet.

Stunning grain, figuring, colour and deep patina.

The original bottom of the drawers go front to back and they have very old drop handles, possibly original?

The draws are solid with dovetail joints and run very smoothly.

There's some small historic loss to the beading on parts of the drawer fronts, but very hard to notice, to be honest.

There's some historic woodworm on the inside at the bottom on one side and the bottom of a drawer - see photos.

To be expected after over 200 years.

I've absolutely napalmed the whole chest twice, with extra on that particular area as a precaution.

 

Width: 74.5cm

Height: 87cm

Depth: 59.5cm

 

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