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Antique Mahogany Chest on Chest with Gallery Top - photo 1

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Antique Mahogany Chest on Chest with Gallery Top

$900.00

Description

Offered here is a stunning antique mahogany chest of drawers featuring a raised gallery superstructure with three small drawers, decorative scalloped pediment, and intricate lattice fretwork side panels supported by turned brass-capped columns. The main body features five graduated drawers with original brass bail pull hardware and working lock escutcheons — hallmarks of quality period construction consistent with Chippendale or Hepplewhite styling, likely late 18th to early 19th century. Condition is Good for age. The piece is structurally sound with tight joinery. Surface shows honest wear including scattered scratches and some finish inconsistency on the lower drawer fronts. Brass hardware retains its aged patina. The gallery top and fretwork are intact and undamaged, which is rare. Bracket feet are solid with no repairs visible. Due to size and weight, this item is local pickup only or can be arranged via freight with buyer coordination. Please review all photos carefully and ask questions before purchasing. A wonderful statement piece for a traditional or period-style home.

Condition

Good

Overall solid and structurally sound. Visible surface scratches and wear on drawer fronts, some finish loss on lower drawers. Brass bail hardware shows patina but is largely intact. Gallery superstructure with lattice fretwork present and intact — a significant feature. Lock escutcheons present on all five main drawers.

Pickup: Chicago (ProFound Finds)

Pickup location and details confirmed after purchase.

All sales final. Illinois sales tax applied at checkout.

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