Chest of Drawers

A very good example of an early 19th-century Austrian folk-art painted pine marriage chest or coffer.The wonderfully appealing powder-blue ground is decorated to the front with cream-painted panels of delicate rose garlands, with further decorative painted panels to each side. It retains its original...

A charming early painted pine box, decorated with delightful folk-painted panels and dated 1836.The original decoration survives beautifully, with soft pastel shades giving the piece a wonderfully decorative and distinctive character. In very good condition throughout, it retains its substantial iron carrying handles to...

A nicely proportioned 19th-century chest or commode of three drawers, displaying elegant Neo-Classical influences.Dating from the mid to late 19th century and originating from Northern Europe, the chest has been finished in a warm black wax, giving it a rich, understated character while retaining...

A decorative antique pine chest, dating to circa 1880 and originating from Central Europe.Finished in a warm grey with a soft waxed finish, giving the piece a wonderfully understated, time-worn character.The drawers run as new, the interior is clean, and the chest is exceptionally...

A stylish French four-drawer commode in the manner of Émile-Jacques Ruhlmann, dating to circa 1930. Elegant in both form and proportion, the piece sits on a subtly concave plinth base and is crowned with a refined stepped top, echoing the architectural influences of the...

A substantial Austrian Biedermeier commode, veneered in warm, richly figured cherrywood and dating to circa 1820. The piece is arranged with four generously proportioned drawers, offering both practicality and elegant symmetry.Flanked by distinctive ebonised half-columns, the façade is further enhanced with refined dark detailing...

A beautiful 19th-century oak four-drawer chest, retaining its original handles, lock plates, and cabriole feet. Finished in its original black paint, it has a striking presence and timeless appeal. In excellent condition, it is notably solid and heavy, with a clean interior and drawers...

A delightful folk art marriage box or coffer in the Neo-Classical style, probably originating from Bohemia (now part of the Czech Republic, formerly within the Austrian Empire). Crafted in pine, it retains its original tapered feet and has well-balanced, pleasing proportions. The interior is...

A smart Georgian-style pine chest of four drawers, finished in black paint and fitted with brass handles and lock plates. Very solid and clean, with drawers that run as new.Denmark, 19th century.

A smart and substantial Georgian style chest of drawers in solid pine, originating from Scandinavia, likely Denmark, late 19th century. Finished in a deep black with a hand-waxed surface that gives a soft sheen and enhances the carved detail. Retains its original brass handles,...

A beautifully preserved folk-painted marriage box, dated 1910, in the distinctive 'Matyo' style, originating from the deeply traditional Catholic communities of Northern Hungary—one of the tribes that form the Magyar nation. The vibrant folk art on this dowry chest echoes the Matyo's rich textile...

This stunning French Napoleon III Empire Revival commode, crafted in the 1860s, features four spacious drawers made from beautifully pickled mahogany, showcasing the wood's rich tones and unique grain patterns. The piece is topped with a striking variegated grey marble, which adds a touch...

This exquisite Biedermeier commode, dating from circa 1830, features three elegantly designed drawers crafted from pickled walnut, showcasing the distinct grain and warm tones of the wood. Its ebonised tapering legs add a touch of sophistication, creating a striking contrast with the rich walnut....

A stylish and uniquely designed French Mid-Century credenza. Featuring three walnut drawers, each adorned with elegant brass handles, this piece stands out with its distinctive double 'V'-shaped front legs crafted from fruitwood. The drawers are flanked by hand-painted designs, adding a touch of artistry...