Antique Georgian George III Oak Welsh Dresser Sideboard

An exceptional antique Georgian George III oak Welsh dresser sideboard dating to circa 1750, of impressive scale and outstanding colour, retaining a wonderfully rich, naturally aged patina developed over more than 270 years.

Beautifully constructed in solid oak, the dresser has a long moulded top above three substantial oak-lined frieze drawers, each fitted with brass swan-neck handles and traditional brass escutcheons. Below, three further graduated central drawers are flanked by a pair of panelled cupboard doors, each with an elegantly shaped fielded panel and opening to reveal useful shelved storage.

The substantial oak carcass displays particularly attractive grain and variation in colour throughout, with panelled sides and a moulded base raised upon shaped original bracket feet. The mellow surface, gentle variations in tone and signs of generations of use give the dresser the depth and character that can only be achieved through genuine age.

A particularly handsome example of 18th-century British country furniture, combining generous proportions with an unusually practical arrangement of drawers and cupboards. At 191 cm wide, it has considerable presence without being excessively deep, making it an exceptional statement piece for a large kitchen, dining room, entrance hall or country house interior.

Condition report: Exceptional antique condition with age-related marks, wear and variations to the surface consistent with approximately 275 years of use. The oak has developed a magnificent rich colour and aged patina which forms an important part of the character and desirability of the piece. Please refer to the photographs for full details.

Dimensions:
Height: 95.5 cm (37.6 in)
Width: 191 cm (75.2 in)
Depth: 49.5 cm (19.5 in)
 

Date: Circa 1750
Origin: Wales, UK

Available for UK and international shipping.