Antique Georgian mahogany scotttish chest of drawers with secret drawers within.

A fine pair of Tables in mahogany .. measuurements are approximate

Fine Georgian mahogany cyhippendale side or serving tanle with superb legs delicately carved of good proportions.

Chippendale mahogany book or display sheves originaling from a collection now under Royal Patronage . fine piece in mahogany with oak seconday wood.

Pair of Chippendale Mahogany chairs measurements are approximate.

Georgian Corner Cupboard (Handy for keeping Drinks)

Georgian mahogany corner cupboard with glazed astragal doors

This Georgian mahogany English bow front chest of drawers has a wonderful light honey colour with book matched flame veneers to the drawer fronts. The top has an attractive cross-ban...

This is an antique gentleman's nightstand. An English, mahogany bedside chest of drawers, dating to the Georgian period and later, circa 1780. Appealingly figured bedroom nightstand...

5801 18thc. Mahogany Chest of Drawers With two short & two long drawers. Very original with brass swan neck Handles on bracket feet. 37.5”w x 36”h x 20.5”d 95cm w x 91cm h x 52cm d ...

A Chinese Qing Dynasty apothecary / pharmacy medicine chest. Front in original red lacquer with 45 drawers (42 small drawers + 3 larger drawers at the bottom). ach drawer with hand written Chinese calligraphy in black lacquer. These were used to store and organise Chinese herbs...

A Chinese Qing Dynasty apothecary / pharmacy medicine chest. Front in original red lacquer with 45 drawers (42 small drawers + 3 larger drawers at the bottom). Each drawer with hand written Chinese calligraphy in black lacquer. These were used to store and organise Chinese herbs...

A Korean medicine or apothecary chest with curved leg support circa the first quarter of the 20th century. Known as Yakchang in Korea, the chest was used to sort and store herb medicines in its many small drawers. The prototype was originated in China, but this piece is distinctively Korean because of the classic style of the brass hardware. the configuration of the storage space in the lower part, the shape of the leg support and the wood paneling details. The upper part features thirty-six drawers with divided in six rows, each with a brass pull ring and two herb names in Hanja, carved and gilt. The lower part has a bi-door panels open to a storage compartment, which is flanked by four more drawers. Closer examination of the construction reveals that the frame and the drawers were made from Paulownia wood, which has an insect-repelling quality. The frame was painted and lacquered dark while the drawers remained natural. The front panels of the drawers and the doors were all made from Zelkova wood, showcasing its lovely linear dark grains. The interiors of the drawers are very clean and free of odor (have not been extensively used to store medicine). To compare with another Medicine Chest, see illustration on page 47 in "Korean Antique Furniture...