Webberley Antiques has dated this piece to the 1750s.
The chest retains its original gilded solid brass handles and escutcheons with rams masks and swags. The carcase is oak with a thickly cut full oak lining to the heavy drawers. All of the drawers open and close whisper smooth with deep shaped drawer front and clean robust oak lined interiors.
In exceptional original condition and having a most fabulous colour and natural patina.
Of small practical proportions, the chest is in absolutely superb original condition with no repairs or restoration and no significant dings, dents or marks. There are some old worm holes underneath the chest but these are long since treated and dead and we guarantee the chest to be worm free. The stump feet are original also, hexagonal and squat
The whole of superb colour and patination, the walnut beautifully matched throughout and in excellent condition. The triple serpentine top crossbanded to front and sides and the canted corners spreading into wide faced knees and shaped apron - all lovely and desirable details on a piece of this period.
Dutch/low countries, this is a very fine example indeed of a late 18th Century chest.
You need to see and touch this cabinet to appreciate just how beautiful and fine it is - viewings welcome and our full refund guarantee is there to give you total peace of mind.
Dimensions are : 31 inches high, 37 inches wide at feet and 34.5 inches wide at top. 20.5 inches deep The internal heights of the drawers - top 4 inches, second 4.5 inches, third 5 inches and bottom cushion drawer 6 inches.
Webberley Antiques has dated this piece to the 1750s.
Specialists in 18th century and earlier furniture for more than 45 years
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