08/22/2026
[SOLD] A beautifully aged and substantial antique European pine dresser with an open plate rack, believed to date to the late 18th century, circa 1770–1800.
Constructed entirely from solid pine, the dresser retains beautiful 250 year old details that feel both cozy and magical.
The drawers feature front-to-back boards, rabbet joints, brass pulls, and a single decorative key escutcheon plate.
The warm, honey-colored pine has developed a remarkable natural patina over generations of use. Historic woodworm and tooling marks, oxidized rose head nails, and through-tenon joints on the sides, remind us of a life before us that was slower. More intentional.
We approached the restoration conservatively, making necessary repairs while preserving the original character, surface, age-related imperfections, and evidence of hand craftsmanship.
The upper section features three open shelves framed by a beautifully molded cornice, making this piece equally suited to displaying dishes, linens, books, pottery, or collected objects. The lower case provides generous storage with three smaller drawers above a substantial full-width drawer.
This is a particularly beautiful example of the kind of country furniture that was made to last for generations. Its scale, simple lines, warm pine, and wonderful old surface give it a presence that feels equally at home in a historic farmhouse, English country interior, European-inspired home, or collected modern space.
Use it as a traditional dresser or kitchen hutch, or let it become the architectural focal point of a dining room, library, pantry, entry, or kitchen.
📏 Dimensions: 56” W x 17” D x 71” T
🏷️ Price: $3500 [includes delivery for up to 50 miles from Yukon. Please inquire about an extra delivery fee if you are outside of our range].
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