Antique 19th Century Mahogany Chest of Drawers

18th century

Sold by Penderyn Antiques

Description

A particularly attractive antique 19th-century mahogany chest of drawers. This Georgian oak chest features a straight front and an arrangement of two short drawers over three long, graduating drawers, each fitted with decorative brass handles. It is raised on ogee bracket feet and has a rich colour and patina throughout—a rather lovely example.

Item Ref: M-5669

DIMENSIONS:

Height – 99cm / Width – 106cm / Depth – 52.5cm

CONDITION REPORT:

In good antique condition throughout, with some signs of age. There is surface wear in places, including age-related denting, scratches, and some loss to the top (pictured). Additionally, there is minor loss to the back right edge (pictured), but this does not affect the overall integrity of the chest. Overall, it's a great example.

Each item in our collection is meticulously inspected, repaired, and restored by our experienced carpenter, ensuring it’s ready to be seamlessly incorporated into your home. Please take a moment to thoroughly review all the accompanying photos, as they form an essential part of the description and condition report, offering valuable visual insight into its appearance and quality.

Physical Dimensions

Height

99cm (38.98")

Width

106cm (41.73")

Depth

52.5cm (20.67")

Declaration

Penderyn Antiques has dated this piece to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1101120

Dealers Internal Reference

M-5669

Dealers Notes

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DELIVERY INFORMATION:

FREE DELIVERY TO ENGLAND & WALES!

FREE delivery to England & Wales. For Scotland please get in touch for a delivery quote by calling us on 01685 813594.

Timescale: 5-15 working days. You will receive full delivery details once your order has been placed. For Scotland, delivery may take longer than 15 working days. Please note, the courier service is to the external doorstep, the courier will also deliver on their own so you will need to arrange for someone to help your end.

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For deliveries outside of mainland UK (i.e Scottish Highlands and Islands, Northern Ireland, Isle of Wight, Isle of Man, Channel Islands and Scilly Isles) please get in touch for a quote.

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International & European: Please get in touch for a quote.

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Collection: Our shop is based in the village of Penderyn, South Wales, CF44 0TJ.

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In case of return, items must be received back in the same condition as delivered and a collection fee of £85 will apply, this would be deducted from any refund amount.

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ABOUT US:

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Description

A particularly attractive antique 19th-century mahogany chest of drawers.

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This Georgian oak chest features a straight front and an arrangement of two short drawers over three long, graduating drawers, each fitted with decorative brass handles.

Penderyn Antiques

It is raised on ogee bracket feet and has a rich colour and patina throughout—a rather lovely example.

fig 1. Antique 19th Century Mahogany Chest of Drawers

Item Ref: M-5669

DIMENSIONS:

Height – 99cm / Width – 106cm / Depth – 52.5cm

CONDITION REPORT:

In good antique condition throughout, with some signs of age. There is surface wear in places, including age-related denting, scratches, and some loss to the top (pictured). Additionally, there is minor loss to the back right edge (pictured), but this does not affect the overall integrity of the chest. Overall, it's a great example.

fig 2. Antique 19th Century Mahogany Chest of Drawers

Each item in our collection is meticulously inspected, repaired, and restored by our experienced carpenter, ensuring it’s ready to be seamlessly incorporated into your home. Please take a moment to thoroughly review all the accompanying photos, as they form an essential part of the description and condition report, offering valuable visual insight into its appearance and quality.