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Fine Small Georgian Chest of Drawers

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A beautifully proportioned 18th-century Georgian chest of drawers, crafted from richly figured selected mahogany, with a superb aged patina. The chest features four long, oak-lined drawers with original pierced brass swan-neck handles, and a brushing slide—a refined detail typical of the period. Notable for its very compact size, this piece also displays re-entrant corners to the top, adding a subtle architectural elegance. Raised on original bracket feet, the overall condition is excellent with some old restorations in line with age and use. A fine and practical example of Georgian furniture with timeless appeal—ideal for collectors and decorators alike. Height 78cm, width 80 cm, depth 51 cm

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Hutton-Clarke Antiques

Address:

Unit 10, The Old Dairy , Rushley lane ,
Gl54 5JE Winchcombe . Gloucestershire

Country:

United-Kingdom

Tel.:

+44 (0)7591 604975

E-mail:

bruce_hc@hotmail.com

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www.hutton-clarke.com

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