A superb Carmarthenshire pine and mahogany dresser. Dates around 1880, and has been in the same Georgian house in Aberystwyth, since its construction. The base cupboard has huge storage area, with full width single shelf, split in two halves by a central vertical partition. The cupboard is enclosed by two fielded panelled doors, which close against a central fixed panelled section. Lock and key fastening.

The interesting dresser top with central shelving is flanked by dovetailed drawers, with brass handles and escutcheons and cupboards, enclosed by beautiful original leaded doors with coloured glass, original brass locks, all in excellent condition.

A stunning dresser painted in York white, heritage range, would look well in a kitchen or dining area.

Width 72”

Height 76 ½”

Height of base 30”

Depth of base 18 ½”

Depth of top at cornice 12 ¼”

Depth of top at carcass 10 7/8”

Drawers 12 ¾” wide 4 ¼” tall

Glazed cupboards 12 ¾” wide 12” tall