Antiques Decorative (Sussex) has dated this George II Mahogany Chest to the 1700s.
Crafted from solid mahogany with a rich, time-earned patina, it features four finely graduated, oak-lined drawers—each with its original English cock beading, a hallmark of superior period craftsmanship.
A particularly rare and desirable detail is the integrated brushing slide, positioned above the top drawer. Originally used for garment preparation or writing, it remains both functional and evocative of the chest’s refined Georgian origins.
The piece stands proudly on its original ogee bracket feet and retains its original brass handles and escutcheons, now mellowed with age to a soft verdigris hue. Minor, sympathetic restorations have preserved its structure and surface without compromising authenticity.
A collector’s piece of genuine distinction, this chest represents the perfect blend of historical integrity and decorative sophistication, making it an ideal addition to both heritage collections and elegant contemporary interiors.
Date: Circa 1730
Origin: England
Materials: Solid mahogany, oak drawer linings, original brass hardware
Styled interiors shown are for presentation purposes only and intended to inspire. Decorative accessories are not included in the sale.
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Antiques Decorative (Sussex) has dated this George II Mahogany Chest to the 1700s.
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Fine George II Mahogany Chest of Drawers, Circa 1730 – Original Ogee Feet & Brushing Slide
