This is a fine quality antique Irish Georgian chest on chest, constructed of solid oak, boasting a stunning Secretaire desk interior, in the Chippendale design, circa 1780, in excellent condition.� The tallboy oak chest comprises a moulded dentil cornice to the top section, with elegant blind fretwork canted corners, to the top and lower chests.� The highboy chest consists of two halves, with a moulded waist to the base section. ��The Irish Georgian chest on chest comprises eight drawers, with three smaller drawers and two full-width drawers to the top section, and a further three drawers to the base section.� The drawers are oak lined, constructed with hand dovetail joints and finished with cock-beaded fronts. �They also retain their original working locks, with working key to some of the drawers.� The top four drawers were not designed with locks.� The secretaire drawer and drawers to the lower section retain the original lever locks (with key).� The drawers are decorated with later very good quality brass swan neck handles & fretwork escutcheons. �Disguised as a third full-width drawer to the top section, is a lockable pull-out secretaire desk section.� The drawer front fall is secured by its original iron hooks on either side of the shaped drawer lining and opens to form a writing surface, held in place by red cord.� The secretaire interior comprises eight pigeonhole slots, with decorative domed ceilings and a combination of eight drawers, with two featuring elegant shaped fronts and the original brass knobs. The drawers sits either side of a �cubby hole� with a mirrored door, which retains the original glass and lever door lock (with key).� �The bottom chest of drawers� section comprises three long graduated drawers, which all retain their original locks, with working key.� The Irish Georgian chest on chest sits on a simple moulded apron, terminating on its original moulded bracket feet. The chest retains its original backboards. �The oa...