George III Mahogany Chest of 5 Graduating Drawers
Antique George III Mahogany Chest of Drawers.
This stunning chest of drawers boasts high quality materials and a beautiful finish!
From the George III period (1760-1820)
5 graduating drawers provide ample storage
2 single drawers at the top with wider double drawers increasing in size each step down.
Each adorned with polished antique brass handles and escutcheon.
Standing proudly on bracket supports, this George III chest would be a wonderful addition to any home or interior space.
Measures - H83cm W95cm D55cm
Condition - excellent. High quality finish, smooth running drawers, great colour. joining split running through the top and sides, common amongst pieces of this age
Antique George III Mahogany Chest of Drawers.
This stunning chest of drawers boasts high quality materials and a beautiful finish!
From the George III period (1760-1820)
5 graduating drawers provide ample storage
2 single drawers at the top with wider double drawers increasing in size each step down.
Each adorned with polished antique brass handles and escutcheon.
Standing proudly on bracket supports, this George III chest would be a wonderful addition to any home or interior space.
Measures - H83cm W95cm D55cm
Condition - excellent. High quality finish, smooth running drawers, great colour. joining split running through the top and sides, common amongst pieces of this age
Antique George III Mahogany Chest of Drawers.
This stunning chest of drawers boasts high quality materials and a beautiful finish!
From the George III period (1760-1820)
5 graduating drawers provide ample storage
2 single drawers at the top with wider double drawers increasing in size each step down.
Each adorned with polished antique brass handles and escutcheon.
Standing proudly on bracket supports, this George III chest would be a wonderful addition to any home or interior space.
Measures - H83cm W95cm D55cm
Condition - excellent. High quality finish, smooth running drawers, great colour. joining split running through the top and sides, common amongst pieces of this age
