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Georgian Golden Oak Chest of Drawers
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Georgian Golden Oak Chest of Drawers

18th century
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Exceptional Georgian Oak Chest of Drawers (c. 1780–1820) – Fully Restored Showroom Condition | Fine Quarter-Sawn Medullary Ray Grain

​Description:

​An exquisite late-18th to early-19th-century Georgian oak chest of drawers, offering exceptional proportion, rich character, and a striking aesthetic.

​Crafted during the height of British cabinetmaking between 1780 and 1820, this classic 2-over-3 chest features beautifully figured quarter-sawn English oak. The drawer fronts showcase dramatic medullary rays—the signature 'flecking' unique to prime oak cut along the grain—catching the light with incredible depth and movement. It boasts a warm, golden patina developed over more than two centuries.

​Key Features & Craftsmanship

​Timber & Grain: Striking medullary ray figure across the entire front elevation, enhanced by a deep golden-amber finish.

​Configuration: Classic Georgian arrangement featuring two short drawers over three full-width, graduating long drawers.

​Hardware & Details: Fitted with period-correct brass swan-neck handles and decorative keyhole escutcheons on neat, raised bracket feet.

​Restoration & Condition: Fully professionally restored to showroom standard. All drawers run smoothly, structural integrity is rock solid, and the wood finish is clean, nourished, and wax-polished—ready for immediate placement in a high-end interior.

​Condition Notes

Presented in outstanding, showroom-ready condition. Full traditional workshop restoration has been carried out to preserve its authentic historical character while ensuring flawless daily function. Minor age-appropriate markings remain as expected with genuine 200+ year-old period antiques, contributing to its undeniable charm and provenance.

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Collectable Interiors has dated these Georgian Oak Chest Drawers to the 18th Century.

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SA1234554
Description
Exceptional Georgian Oak Chest of Drawers (c. 1780–1820) – Fully Restored Showroom Condition | Fine Quarter-Sawn Medullary Ray Grain

​Description:

​An exquisite late-18th to early-19th-century Georgian oak chest of drawers, offering exceptional proportion, rich character, and a striking aesthetic.
Collectable Interiors

​Crafted during the height of British cabinetmaking between 1780 and 1820, this classic 2-over-3 chest features beautifully figured quarter-sawn English oak. The drawer fronts showcase dramatic medullary rays—the signature 'flecking' unique to prime oak cut along the grain—catching the light with incredible depth and movement. It boasts a warm, golden patina developed over more than two centuries.

​Key Features & Craftsmanship

​Timber & Grain: Striking medullary ray figure across the entire front elevation, enhanced by a deep golden-amber finish.

​Configuration: Classic Georgian arrangement featuring two short drawers over three full-width, graduating long drawers.

​Hardware & Details: Fitted with period-correct brass swan-neck handles and decorative keyhole escutcheons on neat, raised bracket feet.

​Restoration & Condition: Fully professionally restored to showroom standard. All drawers run smoothly, structural integrity is rock solid, and the wood finish is clean, nourished, and wax-polished—ready for immediate placement in a high-end interior.

​Condition Notes

Presented in outstanding, showroom-ready condition. Full traditional workshop restoration has been carried out to preserve its authentic historical character while ensuring flawless daily function. Minor age-appropriate markings remain as expected with genuine 200+ year-old period antiques, contributing to its undeniable charm and provenance.

Date of Manufacture

Collectable Interiors has dated these Georgian Oak Chest Drawers to the 18th Century.

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A Georgian golden oak chest of drawers featuring a two over three drawer arrangement with brass swan-neck handles and bracket feet.
Georgian Golden Oak Chest of Drawers
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A Georgian golden oak chest of drawers featuring a two over three drawer arrangement with brass swan-neck handles and bracket feet.
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  • ObjectChest of Drawers
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialOak, Brass
  • ColourGolden Brown
  • MotifsSwan-neck handles, Bracket feet, Two over three arrangement, Brass escutcheons

This Georgian chest of drawers originates from the 18th century and is made of oak with a golden brown colour and a wax-polished finish. The piece displays a two over three drawer arrangement with two small top drawers above three graduating long drawers. Brass swan-neck handles and brass keyhole escutcheons are fitted to each drawer front. The timber shows quarter-sawn medullary ray flecking across the entire front elevation. The structure stands on bracket feet with shaped aprons beneath the lowest drawer. Minor age-appropriate markings remain from its two-hundred-year history. Measuring 100 cm wide by 55 cm deep by 95 cm high, this chest provides substantial storage capacity. The traditional English country house design makes it suitable for everyday storage in a bedroom, dressing room, or hallway. The warm golden oak tone complements both traditional and contemporary interior schemes while keeping clothes and personal items organised.

A Georgian chest of drawers typically dates from 1714 to 1830 and features balanced proportions, functional drawer configurations such as two short over three long drawers, brass handles, and bracket or turnip feet.

Primary woods included native oak, walnut, and imported mahogany, while drawer linings and backing boards were frequently constructed from pine, fir, or oak secondary timbers.

Authentic period pieces show signs of hand construction, including uneven dovetail joints, hand-sawn backboards, brass keyhole escutcheons, and natural shrinkage cracks along grain lines.

Combine the warm wood tones of the chest with modern artwork, contemporary ceramics, or neutral linen textiles to create a balanced contrast between historic craftsmanship and modern design.

Dust regularly with a dry microfibre cloth and apply a clear beeswax polish once or twice a year, keeping the furniture away from direct heat sources and excessive humidity.
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