Vintage Birds Eye Chest With Lions Paw Detail

A charming late 19th century English pine faux bois painted birds eye maple chest of drawers with decorative stringing and stenciling at the corners. The paint, turnip feet, and turned pine pull knobs are original to this 125+ year old piece. This chest of drawers offers ample storage with five drawers that glide easily. The old turned pine knobs have a gorgeous worn patina that is distinctive of antique English dressers...

A stunning fine quality antique, circa 1860s/1870s Italian chest of drawers commode. Hand-crafted in Italy in the third quarter of the 19th century, influenced by Napoleon III Se...

We are delighted to offer this absolutely stunning Victorian Pitch Pine low two over two chest of drawers with Victorian castors and stamped to the ...

A superb quality early 19th Century mahogany bowfront chest of drawers, having a nice figured top above four graduated oak lined drawers with brass engraved oval plate handles, shape...

Superb quality 19th century mahogany chest of drawers from England with a lovely grained top and banded sides on the top which have flame mahogany veneer for added interest. The case...

This is an antique banker's chest of drawers. An English, oak tallboy in Aesthetic Period taste by Maple & Co, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1890. Exceptional craftsman...

A handsome late 19th century Wellington chest by Paine Furniture Company, crafted in richly figured birdseye maple with beautifully executed faux bamboo trim throughout. This Victori...

We are delighted to this stunning large 19th century light flamed mahogany chest of drawers with hidden top drawer A very good looking and functional piece of collectable furnitur...

19th century walnut and Hungarian ash chest from England. This is an incredible chest! The top of the chest is made from a single plank of walnut, which has lovely graining and col...

This is beautifully crafted antique early Victorian teak military campaign secretaire chest of drawers dates from Circa 1840. The top drawer opening to a pull out secretaire fitted with a small drawer, pigeon hole compartments and an inset gold tooled brown leather writing surface. This is over two short drawers over two full width drawers. The brass-bound chest was made in two parts, accented with inset brass hardware, for ease of transport. Add this splended military secretaire...