18thc Small George II Mahogany chest of drawers

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A small George II mahogany chest of drawers with brushing slide. Good proportions, original handles, on bracket feet.

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DimensionsApprox. 36" wide x 20" deep x 31.5" high. Category Antique Furniture Date 18thc George II  George II Antiques Material Mahogany Origin English Condition Requires some light restoration. There scarfings in on the divisional rails which need to be coloured in better, there is a small loss to the beading on the top drawer. One of the handles to the brushing slide is a replacement. Some marks and stains to the top. Usual signs of wear consistent with age. Item code as208a636 Status Sold

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