Over the years we have bought and sold numerous good quality antique mahogany bow chests of drawers, such as this lovely example from the 1830s. However, this particular chest of drawers will join the few I will remember for not following the standard pattern, and for reflecting the imagination and ingenuity of its maker. Its bold and cleverly designed turned and carved feet may possibly link it to the Channel Islands, but wherever it originates from they definitely give this chest the decorative edge over many of its counterparts. Its last home was a historic house in Chichester, West Sussex, where, looking at its current good condition, (please see images) it was very well looked after. We think, like the other antique furniture within the property, this piece was also professionally restored at some stage in its past. The drawers, which have their full complement of original turned and embellished wooden knobs, run effortlessly, the surface has been traditionally finished, and the...