19th Century Welsh Oak Dresser & Rack SOLD The leather upholstery is later

The leather upholstery is later and as such is in a very good condition

The lid section of the lock is a little loose and has to be notched into the correct place to close the lid and there is evidence of historic woodworm to the back boards

Sue’s wildlife sculpture was quickly accepted by galleries across the UK and attracted a loyal following of collectors

Length fully drawn: 69cm

The chair boasts exceptional detail with the legs carved in the form of an animal with cat-like features hiding behind leaf held in its toothed mouth

19th Century Welsh Oak Dresser & Rack SOLD The leather upholstery is laterA very attractive late 19th century Welsh oak dresser and rack. The rack has had thin pieces of wood placed in front of the original backboards allowing the piece to be safely painted without damage to the dresser itself. These panels can be re painted to match an interior scheme, or removed entirely. The rack sits above a three plank base with three drawers above two cupboards, each with an arched moulding. Both cupboards are deeper than they first