Long Georgian Oak Dresser
£1,565
Description
A beautiful late 18th century Georgian oak dresser with three drawers and a lovely colour.
ā Two plank top.
ā Turned relief decoration between the drawer fronts, and at the ends, replicated in three places along the back guard board.
ā Nicely shaped carved front legs.
ā Legs are narrow plank in section.
ā Brass drawer handles and escutcheons.
ā Nearly 2 metres long.
This will be a lovely addition to a home with a Georgian interior and has a beautiful colour and patina. It will provide good drawer storage space and a lengthy display surface.
In a distressed yet sturdy condition, with wear consistent with age and long use. There is a gap between the planks on the top which widens at the centre to approximately 1 cm. The top bows slightly downward towards the middle. Brass escutcheons are present on the end drawers, but with the lock missing on the far left and no keyhole on the far right. The centre drawer has the lock missing, but no escutcheon around the keyhole. There is some wear damage towards the lower part of the front right leg at the back. As shown there is some historic woodworm to the inner frame and the underside of the top.
The colour and patina are lovely and holds an abundance of character. The piece has also recently had a small restoration to the right hand top corner.
Date: Circa 1780
Material: Oak
Origin: England
Height ā 74 cm
Width ā 193 cm
Depth ā 43 cm
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