Webberley Antiques has dated this piece to the Georgian era.
All of the drawers with solid oak original linings with very finely cut dovetails.
Of a good and usable size, not too tall so that the top drawers are easy to reach and use.
The chest sits level and firm on its original tall and shapely bracket feet. Original backboards also.
In very good original and entirely usable condition and so rare to have an original key and locks.
From a private house in Kent, a really heavy and well made Georgian chest on chest dating from c. 1760 at a tiny price.
Dimensions are:
73 inches tall, 45 inches wide and 23 inches deep.
Lower case is 38 inches tall from floor.
Drawer heights from top down are: top two short drawers 5.25 inches, second drawer 6.25 inches, third 7.25 inches and fourth drawer 8,25 inches. Fifth is 7.25 inches, sixth is 8.25 inches and bottom drawer in 9.25 inches.
The chest separates into two sections for transport.
Webberley Antiques has dated this piece to the Georgian era.
Specialists in 18th century and earlier furniture for more than 45 years
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George III ‘Chippendale Pattern’ Chest on Chest C. 1760
