19th Century Galleried Hunt Board or Serving Dresser

19th Century English George III Mahogany & Brass Gallery Hunt/Sideboard England, Circa 1820 A exquisite 19th Century English George III Mahogany & Brass Gallery Hunt/Sideboard, a testament to restrained elegance and impeccable craftsmanship from circa 1820. This quietly stunning antique piece features a well-figured mahogany case without inlay, accentuated by a cast brass three-column gallery, a uncommon feature of the George III era. The demilune top, standing at 37 inches high, is adorned with a rear brass gallery at 48 inches, spanning 70 inches in width and 20 inches in depth. Architecturally designed, the unique case includes distinctive elements: the far left and right door cabinets measuring 17 inches high by 12 inches wide, boasting uncommon push latches. Flanking these cabinets are doors with interior triangular three-tiered cutlery drawers with brass pulls. At the center lies an upper long drawer measuring 35 inches wide by 8 inches high, while the focal point is a 32-inch wide by 8-inch drop-down door, perfect for Hunt Board purposes (accommodating guns and/or butler's trays within a generous 30-inch wide by 8-inch interior space) This is a 'true' hunt board sideboard...

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European dresser, with five doors, 19th century measurements: H. 199 H-desk. 91 W. 200 D. 59 cm H. 78.3 H-desk. 35.8 W. 78.7 D. 23.2 in.

The Burled Hunt Board. This classic style of sideboard or buffet is often also referred to as a hunt board, especially in the southern United States and England as it was narrow eno...