A Victorian Oregon Pine Chest Of Drawers Attributed To Howard & Sons - c.1870

£1,500.00

A fabulous Oregon pine chest of drawers, of lovely golden colour with seven smooth running, finely dovetailed graduated cedar and oak lined drawers, with turned handles, on a plinth base.

The quality of construction, choice of timber and quality suggest this chest was likely by Howard & Sons, London.

Condition:

Excellent condition, colour and patination, with no issues. Ready to go.

Dimensions:

115 cm high x 77 cm wide x 58 cm deep

Shipping not included. Please email me with your postcode for a shipping quote george@holtbyandco.uk

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A fabulous Oregon pine chest of drawers, of lovely golden colour with seven smooth running, finely dovetailed graduated cedar and oak lined drawers, with turned handles, on a plinth base.

The quality of construction, choice of timber and quality suggest this chest was likely by Howard & Sons, London.

Condition:

Excellent condition, colour and patination, with no issues. Ready to go.

Dimensions:

115 cm high x 77 cm wide x 58 cm deep

Shipping not included. Please email me with your postcode for a shipping quote george@holtbyandco.uk

A fabulous Oregon pine chest of drawers, of lovely golden colour with seven smooth running, finely dovetailed graduated cedar and oak lined drawers, with turned handles, on a plinth base.

The quality of construction, choice of timber and quality suggest this chest was likely by Howard & Sons, London.

Condition:

Excellent condition, colour and patination, with no issues. Ready to go.

Dimensions:

115 cm high x 77 cm wide x 58 cm deep

Shipping not included. Please email me with your postcode for a shipping quote george@holtbyandco.uk

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