Elmgarden has dated this piece to the Georgian era.
The chest stands on splayed bracket shaped feet, the base section has three long drawers and the upper section is the normal two short over three longer graduated drawers. The top of the piece is set off with a plain regency style cornice and an ebony inlay decoration

The oak lined drawers are cock beaded as you would expect, the knobs and escutcheons are brass
The chest has a wonderful patina, there have been a few very minor repairs over the years but they are very well done and difficult to spot. There is a tiny piece of cock beading missing and slight chipping on the veneers
A superb piece of Country House Chic and it is not too tall to look superb in a country cottage
The chest stands 61” high it is 43” wide and 24” deep
Elmgarden has dated this piece to the Georgian era.
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