Welsh Georgian Oak Potboard Dresser Base with Pierced Skirt Five Feet Long

Welsh Georgian period oak low dresser from the Llanrwst region of Wales. This low dresser has six working drawers, two paneled door cupboards, paneled ...

Welsh Georgian oak potboard dresser in two parts. This full dresser has three working drawers and a lower shelf (called a potboard shelf) which would store large pots, cookware or d...

Welsh mid 18th century Georgian oak low dresser with three paneled drawers above two paneled cupboard doors and one stationery central panel. The three lower panels are fielded panel...

Welsh George II period oak low dresser with turned legs, three drawers, shaped skirt and molded top. This early dresser retains one of the details that w...

English George III oak low dresser with mahogany crossbanding to top and three drawers. This handsome server has cabriole legs, thumbnail moldings to the drawers and shaped skirt. Th...

American Federal period chippendale birch and pine tall chest of five graduated drawers with bracket base. Each drawer has a molded edge and the secondary wood is basswood, which is ...

An English Georgian period oak dresser base from the early 19th century, with five drawers, two doors, brass hardware and veneered bracket feet. Created in England during the Georgia...

If ever there was a model Welsh dresser, this could be the one. The proportion of the rack to the base is exemplary from a time when these articles of furniture had reached near ubiq...

Welsh oak dresser with moulded cornice over a pretty carved scalloped frieze. The plate rack has three carved three shelves flanking a miniature tall...

19th century inlaid Welsh oak dresser base with 3 drawers over 2 doors and 3 faux drawers. Inlaid eschuteons and doors. Very attractive patina and color.

Circa 1760 Large 18thC Welsh Oak Vernacular Dresser Base. Three drawers on square legs with shaped apron and an arrangement of drawers. Exceptional patination and colour. sku 1070 W1...

An Attractive And Very Good Quality Late 18th Century, George III Period, Oak Dresser Base Of Good Colour And Patina Throughout, Having Three Frieze Drawers With Replacement Knobs, Over Elegant Turned Upright Supports With Original Potboard Shelf And Rare Panelled Back Below. As suggested by the name the original purpose of a potboard shelf was to store all manner of pots and pans. These pots and pans were often still wet, very heavy, or possibly still hot when placed back onto the storage shelf and this is the reason that we regularly find potboard shelves damaged beyond repair, or in rather ugly condition visually. No such problem with this particular piece however, it has a perfectly functioning and attractive potboard shelf which has an extremely rare panelled back to it, something we have only seen once or twice before. This dresser base is a good size, not overpoweringly large, whilst at the same time being perfect for a wide ranging variety of spaces around the home, due to its narrow proportions amongst other things. It is also of coursevery attractive and retains a good colour and patina which is a consequence of years and years of hard graft...