Antique 19th Century Victorian Solid Oak Glass Dresser, Later Painted c.1880

Antique 19th Century Victorian rare piece of campaign furniture, crafted in mahogany. In two pieces the top set of three drawers fitting snugly inside the lower cupboard for travelin...

A 19th Century rare timber corner cabinet, made from the oak salvaged from the Foudroyant, Lord Nelson’s flagship. A lead glazed door with maker's copper plate for 'Goodall, Lamb & H...

This is an antique dresser. An English, oak, Victorian country kitchen sideboard dating to the mid-19th century, circa 1870. Good color to the oak...

An English oak Welsh dresser from the 19th century, with open shelves, petite hooks and low sideboard with two doors, three drawers, carved arch and Chippendale style hardware. Created in England during the 19th century, this oak Welsh dresser features a narrow upper section made of a beveled cornice with molded accents, sitting above open shelves presenting petite hooks in the front. The lower part is made of a sideboard showcasing three drawers fitted with brass Chippendale style hardware and presenting a dovetail construction revealing the piece's good age. Two doors below, with recessed panels, surround a central opening carved with an arched motif. The ensemble is raised on bracket feet whose elegant lines compliment the piece beautifully. With its nice proportions, oak patina and convenient organization, this English Welsh dresser...