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Impressive 18th century Danish Rococo chest of four drawers crafted in oak, featuring a gracefully serpentine front and four cabriole …
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Impressive 18th century Danish Rococo chest of four drawers crafted in oak, featuring a gracefully serpentine front and four cabriole feet. The substantial chest has been professionally finished in a newer blue paint with aqua undertones and touches of white. Distressing across the surface reveals areas of natural oak beneath, adding depth and character to the finish.
Four large drawers provide generous storage; each fitted with two brass handles. A large key is included for decorative purposes only. Small notches remain where earlier locks were positioned, although these are not immediately noticeable.
The chest was constructed in three sections, reflecting traditional methods used for substantial furniture of this period. Heavy iron side handles assist with transportation and placement.
More than two centuries of use are reflected in age related separation along the drawer bottoms and across the top. A horizontal separation and several faint cracks are present on the top, although the painted finish makes them less noticeable. Additional scratches, nicks, and other signs of age are visible throughout.
Restored, strong, stable, and ready to use. A stately example of Danish Rococo craftsmanship, combining elegant curves, practical drawer storage, and a softly distressed blue painted finish.
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- Dimensions
- 47.25ʺW × 24.25ʺD × 49.5ʺH
- Styles
- Rococo
- Period
- Mid 18th Century
- Country of Origin
- Denmark
- Item Type
- Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned
- Materials
- Brass
- Iron
- Oak
- Paint
- Condition
- Good Condition, Restored, Some Imperfections
- Color
- Blue
- Condition Notes
- Small notches remain where earlier locks were positioned. Age related separation along drawer bottoms/across top. Horizontal separation & several faint … moreSmall notches remain where earlier locks were positioned. Age related separation along drawer bottoms/across top. Horizontal separation & several faint cracks to top. Scratches, nicks, distress & other signs of age throughout. Restored/strong/stable. less
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