An unusual 19th century English Recency/Georgian revival figured mahogany chest of drawers

The deep cross-banded top, with a narrow tunbridge-ware inlaid stringing divider.
Above four graduated deniers, with a deeper matching drawers, having beautifully matched flowing veneers,
with a deeper matching tunbridge-ware stringing and narrow cross-banding.
All retaining the original brass swan-neck handles and escutcheons.
Resting on shaped bracket feet.

Notice the clean lines, with no mouldings between the top and base, so stylish, yet fancy bracket feet.
I love these unusual mixing of styles done in the last third of the 19th century.
The drawers are attractive oak lined.

Also, the top overhangs the back boards about one inch to prevent the large fashionable skirting boards leaving deep spaces between the piece and the wall.

C.1870

H.85cm
W.84cm
D.45cm