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18th or early 19th c. English Oak Welsh Dresser

Two part Welsh dresser with  two full width drawers. Hand planed wood, wooden nails, and irregular dovetails on drawers suggest that this piece dates from the late 18th to early 19th centuries. The upper portion may be later. Center, front leg removed at some earlier time.  The vestigal presence of this center leg further suggests an early, rural period piece.

 

The three shelves (each featuring a lip for the display of plates) can accommodate all of your barware. Lovely gently curved legs on pad feet with brass pulls. Dark, rich patina. Rustic and refined.

 

Label of John Maggs, School Lane, Liverpool, England, on back of top drawer. John Maggs, cabinet maker and antiques purveyor, operated from the School Lane address from 1900 through World War II.

 

Condition:  Rustic, antique condition. Sturdy.

 

Dimensions: 

 

Base:  53.5" W x 38"H x 18"D

 

Top:   56.6"W x  42"H x  8"D, each shelf is 5.25"D.

 

Please note that all vintage and antique pieces are sold in "as is" condition as shown. If you have questions about the condition of a piece or would like to request more photos, please contact us at info@lucenashville.com or 629.257.4795.

 

This item is available for free pickup at Luce & Co. in Nashville. For custom shipping or delivery quotes, please contact us at info@lucenashville.com or 629.257.4795.

18th or early 19th c. English Oak Welsh Dresser

$4,490.00Price
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