Late 19th C English Walnut Dresser Base with Original Hardware

Found in England, this oak dresser base dates from the 1890s. The piece features a three center drawers flanked by a drawer and storage compartment on each side. Side storage compart...

Circa 1920s chest of three drawers found in England. Not sure of wood type - appears to be pine with stained veneer and bamboo trim. Brass pulls and escutcheons. Solid structurally w...

This lovely little mahogany dresser can solve much of one's needs without taking up a lot of space. Hand carved with the original wooden knobs and as an added bonus, bone keyhole es...

A handsome and most impressive English late 19th century walnut chest signed Waring and Gillow Paris. The five drawer chest is raised by striking ball and claw feet below elegant seashell reserves. The deep arbalest shaped apron displays a superb and most decorative central seashell design flanked by richly carved scrolled foliate movements. The five drawers showcase the stunning wood grain which continues over each drawer with richly chased foliate ormolu pulls. The sides each display exceptional butterfly veneered panels while the top displays a magnificent quarter veneered design also showcasing the stunning warm wood grain framed within a finely carved mottled foliate band at the border. Waring and Gillow was an acclaimed English furniture manufacturer formed in 1897 following the merger of "Gillows of Lancaster and London" and "Waring of Liverpool". Gillow & Co. was founded in 1730 and succeeded by the sons who later also established it in London. They rapidly established a reputation for supplying high-quality furniture to the richest families in the country as well as now being known for introducing the Davenport desk...