Item Number:SA739013 Date of manufacture:19th Century Current Status: For sale Seller:S and S Timms Antiques Ltd
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Description
A Very Good Quality Mid 19th Century William IV Period Mahogany Wellington Chest Having Well Figured Top With Concealed Drawer To Frieze And Secretaire Drawer Over Five Further Drawers Retaining Original Turned Wooden Knobs Flanked By Superbly Carved Pilasters ( It is commonly believed that the first Duke of Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, commissioned the first chest of this type, ie a tall bank of drawers secured by hinged locking pilasters to take with him and carry around various battlefields. From around 1820 onwards they are found in a huge variety of shapes and sizes and they also vary a great deal in terms of both quality and the wood which they are constructed from. This piece is constructed from rich, well figured mahogany and has a real importance to the design. It is incredibly robust, yet at the same time impossibly elegant and has clearly been well loved, plus well used throughout the years of its life. A huge advantage of this type of chest is that it offers a slightly different and more unusual perspective to a room in terms of height and proportion and also of course the drawers are incredibly functional when used for items that you don't want to be buried at the bottom of much larger drawers as can often be the case). Circa 1840 Height - 49in Width - 28in Depth - 19in A Careful Selection Of High Quality Town And Country Furniture For The Home From The 17th, 18th, 19th And Early 20th Centuries. Members Of BADA, LAPADA & CINOA. UK Delivery Available At Reasonable Rates. Worldwide Shipping Arranged. Internal Ref: 8304
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This item is antique. The date of manufacture has been declared as 19th Century.
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