A charming example of a Georgian mahogany lowboy. The stands on straight tapered club legs with pad feet, carved at the shoulders to give the appearance of a cabriole curve. The piece has the typical three drawer configuration for a lowboy with shaped apron below. The drawers all retain the original handles with Chippendale style pierced backplates, and the drawer fronts have a nice thumbnail moulded edge which is repeated to the top. The lowboy has a great untouched colour and patina, the deep red of Georgian period mahogany. The piece is in good antique condition, it has some old repairs and faults, such as a split to the top, but this is all part of the character. This is a fine and charming provincial example of a Georgian mahogany lowboy, a classic piece of English period furniture. C.1760.Overall sizes in inches:29 ¾ wide18 ¼ deep27 highAt Prometheus Antiques we want our customers to be completely happy with our items everything is sold with a guarantee an...