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Chittenden and Eastman Dresser & Mirror

J
16 years ago
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Description Pictures are available at: http://picasaweb.google.com/jbeardsley/Dresser Pic 1: Front view Pic 2: Back view (turned 90 deg) showing manufacturer's stamp Pic 3: Drawer detail Pic 4: Mirror Pic 5: Mirror detail This dresser has been used for many years in my family (at least 3 generations), been moved several times, so it has the expected wear & tear that goes with that. It's not a "fine" or fancy piece to begin with, so the bumps and bruises give it a rather authentic stressed patina that goes with the type of piece it is in the first place. The drawers all work as expected, though with this old piece it's just wood on wood (no fancy slides, etc). Has that nice "old furniture" smell to it too. The hardware is definitely not original, as holes on inside of drawer don't line up with screws on pulls. Looks like it had different pulls at one time and the external holes were filled as part of a refinish somewhere along the line. Made of wide-grained hardwood for sure, but doesn't seem like oak. Maybe walnut?
Category American Furniture
Medium Wood
Distinguishing marks Manufacturer's stamp (See pictures)
Condition Good
Size and dimensions of this item 39w * 17.5d * 40h
Date Period unknown
Weight unknown
History I've had it ever since I was a kid (35+ years). Father had it before me, Grandfather before him.
Price Paid (If known) unknown
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