Georgian Walnut Oyster Laburnum Chest of Drawers on Stand

18th century

Sold by Prior and Willis

Description

18th Century Georgian oyster laburnum and burr walnut chest of drawers with 19th Century stand. This is a lovely chest, that is full of age, charm and character. No loose joints and the oak lined drawers slide freely. Good shape and proportions. Oh so very rare, with a great colour and amazing veneers....has the wow factor. The chest lifts off the base for transport.

As with all genuine antique furniture, you can expect to see some historic knocks, marks, wear, imperfections, cracks, scratches, repairs and/or alterations. There are no keys and the locks are consequently untested. Later handles (hard to spot faithful replacements). Some historic cracks, but all are old, stabilized and wax filled. Lots of veneer repairs and imperfections as one would expect from a piece of this age.....one word 'magnificent'. There are some historic extinct woodworm, that we have treated for good measure.

Overall maximum dimensions: 93cm wide, 54cm deep, 103.5cm high.

Please check dimensions before purchasing.

We can organise competitive UK and Worldwide courier delivery, please contact us for a quotation.

Item reference WNA-3861G91.

Declaration

Prior and Willis has dated this piece to the 1750s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA323856

Dealers Internal Reference

WNA3861G91

Dealers Notes

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Description

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As with all genuine antique furniture, you can expect to see some historic knocks, marks, wear, imperfections, cracks, scratches, repairs and/or alterations.

Prior and Willis

There are no keys and the locks are consequently untested. Later handles (hard to spot faithful replacements). Some historic cracks, but all are old, stabilized and wax filled. Lots of veneer repairs and imperfections as one would expect from a piece of this age.....one word 'magnificent'. There are some historic extinct woodworm, that we have treated for good measure.