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Exceptional Statement English Pine Dresser with Open Shelving | Circa 1890
A wonderfully substantial English pine dresser dating to the late 19th century. The lower case features a reverse break, with a central bank of five drawers flanked by paneled double-door cupboards, while the impressive upper section offers three tiers of open shelving supported by delicate turned columns. Wide plank construction, original wooden knobs and a warm, timeworn surface give the piece plenty of character.
At nearly 7.5 feet wide and just over 8 feet tall, this is an exceptional statement piece with generous storage and display space. Ideal for a large kitchen, dining room, or even bar storage in a parlour.
Dimensions:
89" L x 27" D x 97" H
Good antique condition with considerable age-related wear, marks, staining and variation to the pine, all contributing to its character and patina.
A wonderfully substantial English pine dresser dating to the late 19th century. The lower case features a reverse break, with a central bank of five drawers flanked by paneled double-door cupboards, while the impressive upper section offers three tiers of open shelving supported by delicate turned columns. Wide plank construction, original wooden knobs and a warm, timeworn surface give the piece plenty of character.
At nearly 7.5 feet wide and just over 8 feet tall, this is an exceptional statement piece with generous storage and display space. Ideal for a large kitchen, dining room, or even bar storage in a parlour.
Dimensions:
89" L x 27" D x 97" H
Good antique condition with considerable age-related wear, marks, staining and variation to the pine, all contributing to its character and patina.