from 18th and 19th centuries
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| It is from the period of George III, Regency, George IV, William IV, that we have our main selection. rare serpentine form, straight front, bow front, some with ogee feet, bracket feet, splayed feet, carved scroll feet, turned feet, depending on the period of the chest. Each has its own excitement, matched flame veneers or good solid figured mahogany, inlays, cross banding, canted corners, reeded corners, all in great condition. |
| The evolution into the fine period chest of drawers, started with the ascent to the Throne of Charles II in 1660, the crude oak chest changed to fine inlaid walnut with the influence of the returning court from France. By the time George III came to the Throne in 1760, rococo influence was beginning to change into the neo classic of Robert Adam. |
| S7321 A Unique Regency Inlaid Mahogany Chest of Drawers Circa 1810 After a design by Thomas Hope in the Egyptian Revival Style. Having a rectangular bowed and moulded top framed in boxwood stringing and edging. Above two small and three long graduated drawers all with conforming boxwood stringing, cockbeading, brass escutcheon inserts, and oval embossed brass handles. Flanked by two satinwood inlaid columns, bourdered with boxwood and ebony stringing. Terminating in scrolled feet with conforming inlay. Imported from England H 40.5", W 41.5", D 19.5" |
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S9860 Regency Mahogany Chest of Drawers Circa 1810 Imported from England H 36-1/2", W 47", D 21" |
| S9687 George III Period Mahogany Silver Chest Circa 1790 |
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Having a rectangular hinged top with pierced brass pull above a body with centralized pierced batwing escutcheon plate above two lower drawers each with brass escutcheon insert, two pierced batwing handles and framed in cockbeading. Sides with two original brass carrying handles. The wohole being raised on shaped bracket feet. Imported from England H 29", W 47.5", D 21.5" |
| S9701 Queen Anne Period Oak and Walnut Chest of Drawers Circa 1705 Having a rectangular oak top with moulded edge above two short and three long graduated walnut drawers each with brass batwing handles, walnut cross-banding and framed cockbeading. Lower drawers each having centre brass escutcheon plate. Set upon a moulded base above shaped bracket feet. Imported From England. H 36", W 38.5", D 21.5" |
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S9699 Late Regency Rosewood Wellington Cabinet Circa 1825 Having a solid rectangular top above seven graduated drawers each with circular brass pulls flanked by reeded columns each with ormolu capitals and one hinged with locking brass escutcheon plate. Set on a plinth base. Imported from England H 40", W 19", D 13.25" |
| S9790 George III Period Oak Mule chest Circa 1790 |
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| Having a rectangular hinged top above a double paneled carcass with oak cross-banding and centre brass escutcheon inset above two conforming lower paneled drawers each with oval vrass handle and inlaid diamond-form escutcheon. Set on a base with shaped bracket feet joined by a double serpentine apron Imported From England. H 34.5", W 41", D 20" |
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| S9022 George III Mahogany Bowfront Chest of Drawers Circa 1795 Having a rectangular bowed top having ribbed moulding above three long graduated drawers each with repousse brass loop handles, inset brass escutcheon plates and framed in cockbeading. The whole above a shaped apron and set on splayed bracket feet. Imported From England H 35", W 40", D 22" |
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S8012 A William IV Lancashire Mahogany Chest Circa 1830 An unusual moulded and hinged top opening to a storage space underneath. Above two small faux drawers and three long graduated drawers framed in cockbeading, all with brass bail handles and brass escutcheon inserts. Raised on a moulded base above ogee bracket feet. Imported from England H 40", W 54", D 23" |
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from 18th and 19th centuries |