Salisbury Antiques Centre has dated this Oak Chest on Stand to the 18th Century.

The upper section is fitted with four long, graduated drawers, each with finely grained drawer fronts and retaining their period brass swan-neck and escutcheon fittings. The drawers open smoothly to reveal traditional oak linings with hand-cut dovetail joints, clearly visible and indicative of early craftsmanship. Below, the chest is raised on its original base, incorporating three further drawers above a shaped apron, all standing on graceful cabriole legs terminating in pad feet.

The proportions are both robust and refined, making this chest a striking yet versatile piece, equally suited to a traditional country house interior or as a statement piece in a more contemporary setting. The overall condition is very good for its age, with expected marks, wear, and colour variation commensurate with over 300 years of history, all of which add to its authenticity and charm.
An excellent example of early Georgian oak furniture, this chest offers both practical storage and timeless decorative appeal.
Salisbury Antiques Centre has dated this Oak Chest on Stand to the 18th Century.
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