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Stock AA1745
First half 19th Century English country oak dresser base
The two plank top above a ‘T’ shaped bank of drawers with brass knob handles, flanked by two very well fielded panelled doors both enclosing a centre shelf.
Resting on shaped front bracket feet having double panelled sides.
Having good overall faded colour.
1800 – 1850
H. 2′ 11″ – 90 cm
W. 5′ 8″ – 173 cm
D. 1′ 7″ – 49.5 cm
A George I English oak low dresser.
Having a boarded top above three double framed mitre moulded frieze drawers, a bold shaped applied moulding, raised on three baluster turned front legs, joined by plain rectangular section stretchers. Good overall colour and patination
C. 1720
H: 77 cm
W: 218 cm
D: 51 cm
A decorative mid 18th Century English oak low dresser of good proportions.
The two plank moulded top above three moulded edge frieze drawers, retaining the original brasswork, with matching applied panels to each side. Having an attractive ogee cut frieze raised on well shaped cabriole front legs terminating in pad feet. Good overall colour and patination.
C. 1760
H: 80 cm
W: 185 cm
D: 46 cm
A fantastic 18th Century English oak dresser of narrow proportions.
The well patinated moulded top over three drawers, each within a fine faded mahogany banded and cock beaded surround, above a waist moulding and a pair of fielded panelled cupboard doors, centred by a conforming panel, having two fielded panels to the sides on bracket feet. Exceptional overall colour and patination.
1760 – 1790
H: 91 cm
W: 218 cm
D: 45.5 cm
Stock AA0957
A good early 18th Century English oak low dresser.
Stock UK1157
Outstanding late 18th Century English oak low dresser.
18th Century English oak dresser base,The plain single plank top above three drawers having the original brass swan-neck handles and later but suitable escutcheons. The base having a central fixed rectangular fielded panel, flanked by two matching double paneled doors, resting on rectangular block legs.
Great overall faded colour and patination.
C.1780
H. 90cm W. 195cm D.50cm
Stock UK1288
An exceptional early 19th Century well patinated deal dresser.
The slot in rack having three shelves with original iron hooks, above six dummy spice drawers. The base with six drawers above the attractive fret carved apron. On chamfered supports, united by a pot board, resting on bracket feet.
South Wales, probably Carmarthenshire
C. 1820
H: 6’ 11” – 211 cm
W: 6’ 2” – 189 cm
D: 1’ 4 1/2” – 43 cm
An impressive 19th Century English oak dresser base. The very well patinated two plank moulded top above three mahogany cross-banded drawers, having later turned brass handles and two with locks, above a thick shaped decorative skirt with panels to the sides. Resting on square tapered legs and having exceptional overall varied colour and patination.
1800 – 1840 (North West/West Midlands)
H: 2′ 11″ – 88 cm
W: 6′ 3″ – 190 cm
D: 1′ 8″ – 50 cm
The deep cantered pediment, above an ogee shaped tulip headed top-rail.
Then three shelves, flanked by Pollard Oak uprights, with the original wide painted back planks.
The figured Oak single plank top, above a central moulded Oak drawer with brass swan-neck handles and applied ogee shaped lower mouldings.
Framing a matching, painted open central display space, flanked by two upright Pollard Oak paneled doors, resting on shaped bracket feet.
Good overall polished and wax patination.
C.1880
Note: Having all the original brass hanging hooks. Each shelf has two points of perching, to hold ceramic plates and pewter chargers. This dresser is unusually small in proportions, the narrow depth and width of the base is very desirable in a period home or a modern setting. At times we re-paint the rear planks to match the off-white walls, in a contempary setting.
H.200cm
W.148cm
D.40cm
A rare mid 18th Century English elm low dresser, having an applied rear plate. Above an attractive ogee cut apron housing three field frieze drawers with brass swan neck handles raised on long cabriole legs terminating on a pad foot, ownership initial on one. I photographed the original single plank ‘adze’ finished backboard, as it is outstanding! (I could look at it all day)
Adze: form of an axe in which the blade is set at a right angle to the handle, used for dressing timber. Required skill. To use the cutting adze requires standing astride or on top of the log to be hewn.
Note: 35 years in the trade and this is only the second elm dresser I have stocked, as elm being such a soft timber rarely survives in such good condition.
C. 1750
H:87 W: 209 cm 50 cm
Stock UK1168
Rare late 17th Century English oak low dresser of diminutive proportions.
The well patinated two plank top with moulded edge, above a pair of twin mitre moulded drawers, with brass drop handles. Raised on baluster turned front legs, with rectangular section side stretchers. Great overall colour and patination.
Notice the beautful figured elm single plank back board! Unusual.
1680-1700
H. 2’ 7” – 79 cm
W. 4’ 1” – 125 cm
D. 1’ 9” – 52 cm
With three raised fielded drawers above a pair of central fixed fielded panels
Flanked to either side by a conforming cupboard door, on extended stile supports.
1780 – 1800
H:82 cm W:186.5 cm D.48cm
In our storeroom we have a vast selection of 18th and 19th Century English and French dresser and buffet racks.
Suitable to replace a missing rack or very fashionalbe to hand approximately 8 inches above a sideboard, this modernises your dresser or just as a hanging wall rack on its own.
If you look through these photos and imagine the lower sections being removed to have more of a recatngular clean line look. In the case of a timber panelled back the panels can be removed to modernised the rack.
Sizes vary from 4ft – 7ft wide and can look fantastic with a mix of modern and old on the shelves. One of my favorite mixes is green majolica plates and also with pewter charges and tankets.