Item features Capacious Dresser from the Early 20th c.

Capacious Dresser from the 1^st half of the 20^th c.

A three-door dresser from the 1^st half of the 20^th century, veneered with burl.

The furniture’s shape resembles the 18^th-century Chippendale furniture.

The dresser legs that are bent and end with the spheres in the talons of a bird, and the appliques applied onto the door leafs, reflect features typical for the Chippendale style.

 The inside of the dresser is divided into two parts. The first part is a two-door one, with two shelves. The second is single-door, with two shelves and three drawers.

This piece of furniture is in very good condition.

Chippendale style – style in the English furniture making which originated in the early 18^th century. The name of the style derives from the last name of the prominent ébénist, Thomas Chippendale. It was the first style in the English furniture making that had taken its name from the creator, not from the ruler. The main future of the style was Eclecticism, which sometimes was referred to as “lack of style”. In his projects, the author combines elements of the contemporary, old and exotic styles. Chippendale was heavily inspired not only by Gothic, but also by Rococo and Chinese art. He combined the borrowed elements in a new, unprecedented way. His style, then, found many followers.

THE AUTHENTICITY (period of origin, type of wood used in 

manufacturing) has been

confirmed by an experienced expert in vintage

and antique furniture.

Antique Beauty company issues

CERTIFICATE OF EXHIBITOR

on presented furniture, which confirms authenticity, 

legal origin, the approximate

date and place of the furniture manufacturing.

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