Embrace the charm of the past with this striking oak chest of drawers, a true gem from the 1930s.
Crafted with the warmth and durability of solid wood, this piece boasts an impressive nine drawers, offering ample storage for your treasured items.
The mid-century modern style seamlessly blends with its era, exuding an air of sophistication and timeless elegance.
The chest's original design and oak finish testify to its authenticity, making it a must-have for collectors and interior design enthusiasts alike.
These now make for wonderful alternative media stands or home interior pieces as well as still being perfectly useable for its original intended use.
Purchased from estate of John W. Mills:
John W. Mills was globally recognised as a master of the art of sculpture, and his work graces public and private collections, as well as institutions worldwide. A fellow of the Royal Society of Sculptors and Artists, he won numerous awards and design competitions throughout his distinguished career. Mills is also well known for creating iconic coin designs for The Royal Mint, including the D Day landings commemorative 50 pence piece.
Other notable works include the William Blake Memorial (Westminster Abbey), Monument to the Women of World War II (Whitehall) and the National Firefighters Memorial, form a crucial part of London’s historic fabric.
John’s work can also be found around the country, including the beautiful Memorial to Alan Turing at the University of Surrey, and indeed around the world.
Splits into 3 sections for easier movement around the home.
Height 124.5cm
119.5cm X 86cm
Drawers measure 107cm X 74cm (height 7cm)
Condition - Good with just minor age and use related marks.
One wooden handle is chipped.
Sturdy and useable.
Item No. 7296
DELIVERY - Collection is available for free from North Cambridgeshire if you wish to avoid paying the delivery costs.
