Poplar Dressers

A fine and notable Biedermeier style seven drawer chest by Guido Zichele, made in Italy for Bloomingdales. The chest is made from cherrywood with a fine and very attractive poplar bu...

We are pleased to present this fine antique Italian chest of drawers dating back to the late 19th century. Crafted from solid poplar wood, this chest of drawers boasts a sturdy const...

Mid 19th Century Solid Pine chest of drawers featuring a single plank top, four nicely recessed drawers enhanced with thick molding, original locks & key.

Vintage shop furniture from the early 20th century. Made of solid oak wood. Ideal as a kitchen island or service station. Frame construction oak carcass standing on 4 newly mounted ...

An impressive chest of drawers or linen press by David T Smith & Co of Morrow Ohio, circa 1986. Made from poplar with an old red crackled finish by artis...

Pine Blueprint Cabinet Overall Dimensions: 25" x 33 3/4" x 45" high Internal Drawer Measurements: 22 1/2" x 27 3/4" x 2" high.

Italian Art Deco dresser. Body all veneered in poplar burl. On the front the five drawers instead are covered in parchment leather. The drawers, as we can see from the photos, all ar...

Gorgeous shapely chest of drawers, all veneered in poplar wood. Very particular shape of this dresser, feminine and very elegant as the style of his attribution to Andrè Grault. Seve...

The entirety of this fine tall chest of drawers is preserved in nearly untouched condition. All primary surfaces are crafted from cherry, this obscured beneath the highly oxidized and worn finish - the surface is very early, if not original with later touch ups. The molding is impressive with a double-cove stepping that allows it to project with an unusual stature over the delicate dentil molding wrapping around the sides and front. Deeply fluted Corinthian corner columns flank an impressive display of three small drawers over six graduated broad drawers. The three top drawers each have practical locking functions, a sprig set in a groove beneath each drawer that must be released from beneath in order to open. These are affixed with a single iron nail and still function flawlessly. Each drawer retains it's original Hepplewhite style ovular pulls and original stamped brass escutcheons with inverted corners, the lip of each drawer projecting in a soft curve. The hand dovetailing is above average, the crispness of the pins above reproach - somewhat atypically, the back of the drawer dovetails onto the sides (versus the more typical alternative of the sides dovetailing onto the back and face), the sides of the drawer with a thin separate strip of poplar under the bottommost dovetail to create a groove for the deeply chamfered bottom to rest within. As poplar is infrequently a broad board, all drawer bottoms are two planks of solid poplar half-lapped in the center. The back edge of each drawer is tacked with a series of tiny square wooden pegs. Noteworthy in the case is the use of square wooden pegs in every facet of the construction - the backboards are affixed with generous rows of wooden pegging along the top, at each drawer level and along the bottom edge. Even the base, base molding, feet and interior blocking are all affixed with neat intervals of wooden pegging. The case rests over bold ogee bracket feet with integral scrolling returns over thin blades. The feet are in fabulous condition, the case obviously not moved frequently or mistreated during movement - the feet are the most fragile part of these tall chests and are under a great deal of pressure, so acquiring a chest with nearly untouched feet is a rare and wonderful thing. The construction of the feet is above reproach, clean and effective in their support of this massive case. There is a possibility triangular supports one supplemented the corner blocking, as there is some oxidization mismatch set...

Very particular dresser both for the form and for the materials. The dresser is veneered all in poplar root but the drawers are covered with sheets of black opaline. In the middle a ...

A nineteenth century Poplar coop dresser, Irish, of stepped form, the moulded cornice with fret cut frieze on two shelves with an arrangement of hinged co...

A fantastic dresser made to order.