Southern Hepplewhite Style Cherry Wood Chest of Drawers, Early 19th Century

Item Details

This early 19th-century Federal chest of drawers is a distinguished example of American regional cabinetmaking, likely originating from the South or Mid-Atlantic. Crafted primarily from solid cherry, the chest features a traditional configuration of four graduated drawers, each detailed with fine cock-beaded molding. The design is characterized by an elegant, deep-scalloped apron with a central decorative notch, transitioning into graceful, integral flared French feet. Construction details confirm its period status, featuring high-density hand-cut dovetails and broad, hand-planed secondary wood backboards. The wood retains a warm, honey-toned historic patina, accented by stamped brass oval medallion hardware.

Condition

- wear; marks; scratches; splits; separations; chips; scuffs; possible repaired and replaced; possible refinished.

Dimensions

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Item #

ITMGR14332