Sellingantiques.co.uk Logo
 5,139 antiques pages browsed today 0 antiques uploaded 31 July
ANTIQUE #SA1214187

Antique Large Georgian George III Mahogany Chest Of Drawers C1760 Bracket Feet

£995    $1,343    €1,162
A large antique Georgian, George III, mahogany chest of drawers (circa 1760), of traditional 2 over 3 drawer configuration, with two smaller drawers above three full-width drawers below. The chest retains its original locks and bracket feet, and is fitted with brass handles.
 
The proportions and simple form reflect the practical design associated with mid-18th century furniture, making it a useful and decorative piece suitable for a bedroom, hallway, or living space.
 
Dimensions:
 
•Height: 108 cm / 42.52 in
 
•Width: 105.4 cm / 41.50 in
 
•Depth: 54 cm / 21.26 in
 
Delivery
 
Free UK mainland delivery (excluding Scottish islands and other UK islands).
 
We are happy to arrange international delivery — please contact us for a quotation.
 
Delivery:
 
Free UK mainland delivery (excluding Scottish islands and other UK islands).
 
International delivery available — please contact us or request a quote.
Antique ID Number (AIDN): SA1214187
Dateline of this antique is Georgian
Height is 108cm (42.5inches)
Width is 105.4cm (41.5inches)
Depth is 54cm (21.3inches)
Antique ID: SA1214187
Item: Antique Large Georgian George III Mahogany Chest Of Drawers C1760 Bracket Feet - (reference SA1214187)
Buying direct from seller: Knight Fine Antiques and Collectables
£995



Your credit card is processed securely by Stripe Inc.
Antique SA1214187 shown on this page was made in the Georgian Era. For historical context, the timeline below highlights the period when it was created:
       The Georgian Era      
Famous inventions historic timeline graphic to help to give historical context to the date of this antique.
CONTACT DETAILS OF SELLER:
KNIGHT FINE ANTIQUES AND COLLECTABLES PROFILE PHOTO WHICH LINKS TO DEALER PAGE
Knight Fine Antiques and Collectables
Norfolk
United Kingdom
Tel: 01553 601578
EMAIL SELLER
EXTRA RESOURCES