Late 18th Century Georgian Oak Chest of Drawers

An authentic and beautifully proportioned George III period English oak chest of drawers, dating from the late 18th century (circa 1780). Crafted from solid oak, this piece exudes the rustic elegance and robust craftsmanship of classic Georgian provincial furniture. Attractive Configuration: Features a highly desirable and visually balanced "two short over four long" drawer arrangement. This classic configuration offers versatile, practical storage while creating a timeless, balanced silhouette that suits both period homes and modern interiors. The drawers are graduated, i.e they get gradually bigger from top to bottom. Period Details: Adorned with handsome, period-correct cast brass swan-neck handles, decorative backplates, and matching keyhole escutcheons. Traditional Construction: Features hand-cut dovetail joints and thick, hand-sawn oak drawer linings, demonstrating the authentic 18th-century country craftsmanship of the era. Classic Silhouette: Raised on its original structural bracket feet with a subtle thumb-molded edge to the top.