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George III Chippendale Period Tallboy
An extremely attractive George III Chippendale period mahogany chest on chest with working locks and key which boasts a projecting dental cornice over a fine blind fretwork frieze and canted corners.
There is a label for 'Greenwood & Sons Ltd, 10, Royal Parade, Harrogate' to the underside of one of the drawers - a firm which included Queen Mary among their patrons.
William Francis Greenwood & Sons were established in the 19th century as antique furniture makers in York - they suggest that they were established in 1829 in their advertisements. They had a branch at 86 Newbrough Street, and at 26 Huntriss Row, Scarborough by 1880, when they described themselves as 'Cabinet Maker, Upholsterer, Dealers in Ancient Furniture, Works of Art, Old China, Bronzes and Curiosities' they relinquished their Scarbrough business in 1890 and in the 1890s the business opened a branch at 112 New Bond Street, London. The firm also had a branch in Lord Street, Southport, in the 1890s.
By the early 1900s the business had branches in York and Harrogate they owned the well-known 'Tudor House' in Stonegate (now number 33 Stonegate), York during the early 20th century, which was set up as a series of period rooms with antiques for sale.
There are two short drawers over six long graduated drawers, each with cast gilt metal cartouche escutcheons and handles.
The chest shows some wear throughout commensurate with age. There are honest repairs to the sides of the upper chest and bracket feet, and small veneer repairs to three drawers fronts (please see photographs).
A lovely looking piece of very good proportions and colour.
Dimensions:-
Height: 186.5cm
Width: 112cm
Depth: 57cm
DELIVERY
UK Mainland: FREE
We use trusted couriers for UK and international delivery.
We are able to deliver to most of mainland UK free of charge (excluding the Scottish Highlands). We are able to deliver internationally please do contact us with your location for an accurate delivery quote.
We aim to deliver your piece within 7-10 working days, however please allow up to 3 weeks following cleared payment for delivery. Collection in person is welcome by prior arrangement.
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Harrington Antiques
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Devon
Tel : 07552 767190
Non UK callers : +44 7552 767190
There is a label for 'Greenwood & Sons Ltd, 10, Royal Parade, Harrogate' to the underside of one of the drawers - a firm which included Queen Mary among their patrons.
William Francis Greenwood & Sons were established in the 19th century as antique furniture makers in York - they suggest that they were established in 1829 in their advertisements. They had a branch at 86 Newbrough Street, and at 26 Huntriss Row, Scarborough by 1880, when they described themselves as 'Cabinet Maker, Upholsterer, Dealers in Ancient Furniture, Works of Art, Old China, Bronzes and Curiosities' they relinquished their Scarbrough business in 1890 and in the 1890s the business opened a branch at 112 New Bond Street, London. The firm also had a branch in Lord Street, Southport, in the 1890s.
By the early 1900s the business had branches in York and Harrogate they owned the well-known 'Tudor House' in Stonegate (now number 33 Stonegate), York during the early 20th century, which was set up as a series of period rooms with antiques for sale.
There are two short drawers over six long graduated drawers, each with cast gilt metal cartouche escutcheons and handles.
The chest shows some wear throughout commensurate with age. There are honest repairs to the sides of the upper chest and bracket feet, and small veneer repairs to three drawers fronts (please see photographs).
A lovely looking piece of very good proportions and colour.
Dimensions:-
Height: 186.5cm
Width: 112cm
Depth: 57cm
DELIVERY
UK Mainland: FREE
We use trusted couriers for UK and international delivery.
We are able to deliver to most of mainland UK free of charge (excluding the Scottish Highlands). We are able to deliver internationally please do contact us with your location for an accurate delivery quote.
We aim to deliver your piece within 7-10 working days, however please allow up to 3 weeks following cleared payment for delivery. Collection in person is welcome by prior arrangement.
Price The price has been listed in British Pounds.
Conversion rates as of 26/SEP/2024. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
Always confirm final price with dealer. SOLD
Category Antique Furniture
Period Late 18th Century Antiques
Material Mahogany
Origin English
Item code as1132a258 / 7190
Status Sold
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Always confirm final price with dealer. SOLD
View all stock from
Harrington Antiques
Private dealerBy appointment only
Crediton
Devon
Tel : 07552 767190
Non UK callers : +44 7552 767190
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