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Early 20th Century Chest of Drawers by Jas Shoolbred
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A simply stunning large chest of drawers, dating from around 1920-30. They were produced by the world renowned quality maker Jas (James) Shoolbred of Tottenham Court Road (1820-1931). Constructed from mahogany, this chest is completely original and now offers the perfectly aged colour and patina of a genuine antique quality piece. The lines of the chest are very clean and simple lending itself to a multitude of interiors; from more traditional to eclectic and more contemporary. The handles are all original, complete and well fixed (no loose wobbles). The fiver drawers are graduated in a two over three configuration offering lots of superb deep and very clean storage. The quality of the handmade constriction can be seen in the dovetail joints, the base shaping and the rear fixing of the handles. A classic beauty of a chest!
This chest will look perfect in almost any room you choose. It’s a real keeper!
Dimensions: 107cm High, 107cm Wide, 57.5cm Deep
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FREE Shipping on this item. More remote and rural areas will incur a charge.
A simply stunning large chest of drawers, dating from around 1920-30. They were produced by the world renowned quality maker Jas (James) Shoolbred of Tottenham Court Road (1820-1931). Constructed from mahogany, this chest is completely original and now offers the perfectly aged colour and patina of a genuine antique quality piece. The lines of the chest are very clean and simple lending itself to a multitude of interiors; from more traditional to eclectic and more contemporary. The handles are all original, complete and well fixed (no loose wobbles). The fiver drawers are graduated in a two over three configuration offering lots of superb deep and very clean storage. The quality of the handmade constriction can be seen in the dovetail joints, the base shaping and the rear fixing of the handles. A classic beauty of a chest!
This chest will look perfect in almost any room you choose. It’s a real keeper!
Dimensions: 107cm High, 107cm Wide, 57.5cm Deep
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