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George III Mahogany Dowry Chest on Stand

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Circa 1760. A large mahogany Dowry chest on stand. The rectangular top with great colour and patination, simple caddy fore-edge and a wonderfully ribbed fore edge with a cast brass lifting handle in the form of an axe head drop, beneath this a brass escutcheon. The front of the chest is in figured mahogany with 4 pairs of engraved straps to the front and sides, with a pair of cast brass lifting handles with solid back plates on the gables, the lid is hinged and opens to reveal and uninterrupted interior with a single removable shelf, the entire carcass inside is in mahogany. The bottom has a lovely moulded edge, simple frieze, further beading, the chest stands on four square legs with panels on the front, chamfered on the inside and finishing on a moulded block toe.

96cm High x 122cm Wide x 60cm Deep

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£3500.00  UK
$4371.15  USA
4080.65  EU
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Date Circa 1760  George III Antiques Material Mahogany Item code as178a5661 / 32130 Status For Sale

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Leith Links
Edinburgh
Scotland
EH6 7HF

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