19th Century French Chest of Drawers

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A lovely, quintessentially French chest of drawers. A classic piece that was very well made (in the early 1800s) by a skilled craftsman. The two-over-three configuration features a paint finish that is nothing less than perfect. Lightly dry scraped revealing three muted paint colors, (cream, sea foam green, and a pale lavender), the finish highlights the beautifully hand-carved wood details and cute turned bun feet.

This dresser is a timeless piece, with a beautiful look, that will continue to age gracefully and become more valuable with time.

  • Found in France, dating to the early 19th century

  • The cabinet reads a light creamy tone overall

  • Solid wood construction

  • There is a wood split between the top boards and the dresser has a slight lean, but there is no structural damage

  • The brass hardware, although old, is probably not original

  • One escutcheon is missing, and the skeleton keys are not present

  • Drawers glide nicely when using both hands

  • Overall wear is consistent with age

  • Measures approximately 43.5” W x 25” D x 32.5” H

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A lovely, quintessentially French chest of drawers. A classic piece that was very well made (in the early 1800s) by a skilled craftsman. The two-over-three configuration features a paint finish that is nothing less than perfect. Lightly dry scraped revealing three muted paint colors, (cream, sea foam green, and a pale lavender), the finish highlights the beautifully hand-carved wood details and cute turned bun feet.

This dresser is a timeless piece, with a beautiful look, that will continue to age gracefully and become more valuable with time.

  • Found in France, dating to the early 19th century

  • The cabinet reads a light creamy tone overall

  • Solid wood construction

  • There is a wood split between the top boards and the dresser has a slight lean, but there is no structural damage

  • The brass hardware, although old, is probably not original

  • One escutcheon is missing, and the skeleton keys are not present

  • Drawers glide nicely when using both hands

  • Overall wear is consistent with age

  • Measures approximately 43.5” W x 25” D x 32.5” H

Available for pick up, local delivery, and nationwide shipping.

Request a shipping quote here.

Need help with an item? Email Us

Request a trade discount here.

A lovely, quintessentially French chest of drawers. A classic piece that was very well made (in the early 1800s) by a skilled craftsman. The two-over-three configuration features a paint finish that is nothing less than perfect. Lightly dry scraped revealing three muted paint colors, (cream, sea foam green, and a pale lavender), the finish highlights the beautifully hand-carved wood details and cute turned bun feet.

This dresser is a timeless piece, with a beautiful look, that will continue to age gracefully and become more valuable with time.

  • Found in France, dating to the early 19th century

  • The cabinet reads a light creamy tone overall

  • Solid wood construction

  • There is a wood split between the top boards and the dresser has a slight lean, but there is no structural damage

  • The brass hardware, although old, is probably not original

  • One escutcheon is missing, and the skeleton keys are not present

  • Drawers glide nicely when using both hands

  • Overall wear is consistent with age

  • Measures approximately 43.5” W x 25” D x 32.5” H

Available for pick up, local delivery, and nationwide shipping.

Request a shipping quote here.

Need help with an item? Email Us

Request a trade discount here.