"18th Century Dresser In Cherry With Marquetry And Sculptures Of Painted Daisies"
XVIII PERIOD DISHBOARD IN SOLID CHERRY WOODTHE UPPER PART OF THE CABINET IS SURMOUNTED BY A WET CROWN ABOVE THE CROSS-BAR DECORATED WITH FLORAL MARQUETRY FRAMED IN SUPPORTS ENDED WITH ACORNS PAINTED IN BLACK AND ORANGE;
THE DRESSER INCLUDES THREE PLATE HOLDER SHELVES.
THE SIDEBOARD HAS A SMALL DRAWER IN THE CENTER OF TWO LARGER DRAWERS THEY ARE PLACED ABOVE TWO DOORS WITH MOLDED PANELS DIVIDED BY A MIDDLE CROSS SCULPTED WITH FLUTES.
VERY NICE WORK WHILE LIGHTWEIGHT OF THE ORIGINAL DOORS AND DRAWERS IRONWORK
THE BOTTOM CROSSBAR SCULPTED WITH ORANGE AND YELLOW PAINTED MARKERS.
CUT-OFF UPRIGHTS TERMINATE IN ARCHED LEGS
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