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George I - Fine Quality Walnut Featherbanded Chest on Stand
Key Features
• Antique - George I - 18th Century
• Featherbanded Walnut (see description below)
• Architecturally Designed Pulvinated Frieze Top Drawer
• Three High Quality Oak Lined Drawers
• High Quality Oak Lined Long Frieze Drawer to Stand Base
• Stand with Turned Legs and Serpentine Stretcher
• An exceptionally high quality example of country house furniture from this period
The condition is very good. Polished and ready for collection or delivery to your home.
Can be shipped internationally - Please Enquire
Featherbanding - A form of decoration found particularly on drawer fronts of the late 17th and 18th centuries, where two high quality woods were placed together with the grain of each running diagonally, to produce a feather or herringbone effect. Featherbanding was used in furniture of exceptional high quality through the period.
Pulvinated - A pulvinated frieze is a convex section of decorative architecture or furniture. Pulvinated friezes were features from the 17th-century, especially employed in interior stone architecture and in high quality furniture.
| Dimensions: | W99 H147 D55cm |
| Condition / Wear: | Used / Very Good |
| Period: | 1714 - 1727 18th Century |
| Era: | George I |
| Maker / Brand: | Unknown |
| Country of Origin: | England |
| Material: | Walnut |
