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A 19th C West Country Painted Pine Chest of Drawers Circa 1870
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A 19th C West Country Painted Pine Chest of Drawers Circa 1870

19th century
Sold 10 July 2026 · Macintosh Antiques
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A 19th c West Country painted pine chest of drawers circa 1870 with the original combed painted decoration to simulate slipware on plinth base and with the original black china handles .

Size: 41 inches wide, 20 inches deep 38 inches high

Date of Manufacture

Macintosh Antiques has dated this Painted Pine Chest to the 1870s.

Physical Dimensions
Height
97cm (38.19")
Width
104cm (40.94")
Depth
51cm (20.08")
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SA1222882
Dealers Internal Reference
MA4484
Description
A 19th c West Country painted pine chest of drawers circa 1870 with the original combed painted decoration to simulate slipware on plinth base and with the original black china handles .

Size: 41 inches wide, 20 inches deep 38 inches high

Date of Manufacture

Macintosh Antiques has dated this Painted Pine Chest to the 1870s.

Height
97cm (38.19")
Width
104cm (40.94")
Depth
51cm (20.08")
Reference Numbers
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SA1222882
Dealers Internal Ref
MA4484
Macintosh Antiques
Macintosh Antiques
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A 19th-century yellow painted pine chest of drawers featuring five graduated drawers with black turned knobs.
A 19th c West Country painted pine chest of drawers circa 1870
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A 19th-century yellow painted pine chest of drawers featuring five graduated drawers with black turned knobs.
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  • ObjectChests of Drawers
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian & Gothic
  • MaterialPine, Ceramic
  • ColourYellow
  • MotifsGraduated drawers, Turned wooden knobs, Key escutcheons, Plinth base
  • SizeH 97 cm (38 in) x W 104 cm (41 in) x D 51 cm (20 in)

Maintain the finish by dusting with a dry microfibre cloth and avoiding direct sunlight, extreme temperature fluctuations, and liquid cleaning products that could degrade the aged paint surface.

This type of functional furniture works well as a grounding element in contemporary bedrooms or living spaces, providing textural contrast against neutral walls and serving as a characterful storage solution.

Authenticity is indicated by period-correct construction markers such as hand-sawn timber boards, irregular dovetails, original forged iron or brass hardware, and layers of historical surface wear consistent with age.

These pieces were typically constructed from solid softwoods like Scots pine, featuring hand-cut dovetail joints on the drawer boxes and tongue-and-groove backing boards. Turned wooden or ceramic knobs and brass key escutcheons were standard finishing details.

During the 19th century, pine was widely used as a cost-effective alternative to hardwoods like mahogany or oak. Regional cabinetmakers often applied decorative paint finishes, such as graining or faux-wood effects, to elevate the appearance of utilitarian household items.
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