French Roccoco Style Chest of Drawers with Attached Mirror

Fine 6 drawer high chest with fan-carved center and cabriole legs ending in pad feet. Unpolished wood with iron handles and keyholes with keys.

Fruitwoods veneer dresser with 3 drawers, ornate brass handles, lined drawers. Looks like one of a kind. We love this!

British, 18th century with four dove-tailed drawers, with pull-out at top, oak secondary woods, original bracket feet. Nice Chippendale brasses with brass key escutcheons.

Romantic nine-drawer hand-painted Central European chest with shadow box and bun feet. The indented miniature theatre pocket drawer in center with ha...

M/1179 - Small elegant chest of drawers in walnut burl and oak, threaded in ebony: rare to find so small ! M/808 - To combine with its mirror with elegant greek ornament . Size of mi...

Large Italian Renaissance-Revival chest of drawers with mirror top. Tuscany, early 20th century. Solid walnut as well as veneered on pine. Side coffered chest of drawers with 4 large drawers under a slightly overhanging profiled top plate. Wide fluted pilasters of Corinthian order decorating the pilaster strips ending in 2 fully sculpted lion feet. All 4 drawers can be opened and closed by 2 large wooden knobs each. A mirror in aedicule motif is attached and fastened with 2 wooden dowels. Dimensions: 113.5 cm (chest of drawers) or 205 cm (incl. mirror) high / 44.68 inch (chest of drawers) or 80.7 inch (incl. mirror) high, 132 cm wide / 51.96 inch wide, 53 cm deep / 20.86 inch deep. Internal drawer dimensions: 13 cm (top drawer) or 18 cm high / 5.11 inch (top drawer) or 7.08 inch high, 88.5 cm wide / 34.84 inch wide, 45.5 cm deep / 17.91 inch deep. The furniture can be transported in 2 parts (chest of drawers and mirror...

French Style Chest of Drawers in solid Wood. Heavy solid piece with dramatic black and brown contrast. Solid brass handles. Great amount of storage .

Walnut and English yew burl dresser with removable mirror. Purchased in Philadelphia, in 1970, from an antique dealer who informed the buyers that it was from a mansion in the Dupon...