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Large Oak Lancashire Dresser Base, C1800
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Large Oak Lancashire Dresser Base, C1800

19th century
Description

An impressive and unusual large oak dresser base with central cupboards flanked by two banks of drawers. The oak drawers and top are cross banded in mahogany, a feature typical of the late 18th / early 19th century Lancashire making tradition, alongside reeded muntins to the front at both ends. Beyond this there is a wide band of yew veneer with boxwood stringing underneath the oak top, featuring satinwood ‘shell’ inlays and the cupboard doors are mahogany veneered with satinwood inlays. The dresser is raised on ogee bracket feet. Handles are period style replacements.

203cms (80”) x 53cms (21”) x 90cms (35.5”)H

Physical Dimensions
Height
90cm (35.43")
Width
203cm (79.92")
Depth
53cm (20.87")
Declaration

The Real Wood Furniture Company has dated this Oak Lancashire Dresser Base to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1210476
Dealers Internal Reference
10401
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Large showrooms outside Chipping Norton. Please call for an appointment.

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Description
An impressive and unusual large oak dresser base with central cupboards flanked by two banks of drawers.
The oak drawers and top are cross banded in mahogany, a feature typical of the late 18th / early 19th century Lancashire making tradition, alongside reeded muntins to the front at both ends.
The Real Wood Furniture Company

Beyond this there is a wide band of yew veneer with boxwood stringing underneath the oak top, featuring satinwood ‘shell’ inlays and the cupboard doors are mahogany veneered with satinwood inlays. The dresser is raised on ogee bracket feet. Handles are period style replacements.

203cms (80”) x 53cms (21”) x 90cms (35.5”)H

Height
90cm (35.43")
Width
203cm (79.92")
Depth
53cm (20.87")
Date of Manufacture

The Real Wood Furniture Company has dated this Oak Lancashire Dresser Base to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1210476
Dealers Internal Ref
10401
The Real Wood Furniture Company
The Real Wood Furniture Company
Sellingantiques verified Since Oct 2025

The real wood furniture company (chris baylis) sells windsor chairs, decorative furniture and objects from large showrooms in the cotswolds

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Archive I A Georgian oak Lancashire dresser base circa 1800 featuring drawer configuration, central cupboard doors with oval mahogany inlays, and brass handles.

LARGE OAK LANCASHIRE DRESSER BASE, C1800

Archive II A Georgian oak Lancashire dresser base circa 1800 featuring drawer configuration, central cupboard doors with oval mahogany inlays, and brass handles. View II
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Archive IV A Georgian oak Lancashire dresser base circa 1800 featuring drawer configuration, central cupboard doors with oval mahogany inlays, and brass handles. View IV
Archive V A Georgian oak Lancashire dresser base circa 1800 featuring drawer configuration, central cupboard doors with oval mahogany inlays, and brass handles. View V
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A Georgian oak Lancashire dresser base circa 1800 featuring drawer configuration, central cupboard doors with oval mahogany inlays, and brass handles.
LARGE OAK LANCASHIRE DRESSER BASE, C1800
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A Georgian oak Lancashire dresser base circa 1800 featuring drawer configuration, central cupboard doors with oval mahogany inlays, and brass handles.
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A Lancashire dresser base is a regional British storage piece originating in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, typically characterised by multiple drawers surrounding a central cupboard, low proportions, and mahogany inlays.

Solid native oak formed the main cabinet structure, frequently complemented by secondary timbers like pine or poplar for drawer linings, mahogany crossbanding for decorative contrast, and cast brass handles.

Authentic period examples feature hand-cut dovetail joints, hand-sawn timber backing boards, natural age-related oxidisation, original keyhole escutcheons, and regional construction details such as ogee bracket feet.

Position the piece in an entryway or dining room as a anchor point, pairing the warm dark oak timber with contemporary artwork, simple ceramic lamps, or neutral wall paint to create contrast.

Apply a clear beeswax polish once or twice a year using a soft lint-free cloth, buffing gently along the grain and keeping the wood positioned away from direct heat sources to prevent timber shrinkage.
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