, Antique Mahogany Campaign Chest Of Drawers. An early 20th.C. mahogany 2 part campaign chest. The drawers with sunken brass handles and escutcheons and working brass locks with keys. The top and sides having protective brass straps and original screw in turned feet. Condition- very good, repolished in our own workshops. Dimensions:-

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For Sale on 1stDibs - Pair of matching black lacquered seven-drawer Campaign tower chest. Accenting the are brass corner pieces and hardware. Includes seven equal sized drawers,

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Further to A Maritime Bureau?, Additional Examples of Maritime Case Furniture and A Third Sea Voyage, I recently came across this rather shallow, but otherwise full-size mahogany split chest of drawers. Fig. 1.  Mahogany split chest, circa 1765. (Debenham Antiques) The chest being split, in combination with its shallow depth (fig. 2), would suggest it was made for…

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View this item and discover similar for sale at 1stDibs - Wimbledon-Furniture Wimbledon-Furniture is delighted to offer for sale this very original circa 1870 Military Campaign chest with exceptionally rare White

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for A Late Georgian Officers Military Campaign Dressing Chest In Excellent Original Condition is for sale, online and in store, at Pareglio & Ayres Antiques Interiors, 99 Sandgate High Street, Sandgate CT20 3BY, Kent, UK

, Unusual George III Mahogany Campaign Dressing Chest. A rare and true George III period mahogany campaign dressing chest incorporating a stool. The hinged top opening to reveal a central adjustable toilet mirror. The interior fitted with various lidded and opening compartments,The back hinged lid opens to conceal the 8 screw in, turned and brass

A mahogany Cavalry Campaign Chest retailed by H. Mawer & Stephenson.The design is most associated with the Army & Navy CSL who described the chest as a 'Set of drawers with table escritoire'. However, occasionally examples by other makers are also seen: Hill & Millard are known to have made a walnut version. The stamp of H. Mawer & Stephenson to the right-hand short drawer gives the retailer of this chest. However, they sold modern, antique and second-hand furniture so whether they were the first sellers of the chest or purchased it from a retiring officer to re-sell, we cannot say.The chest has a few differences to the A&N CSL version. It has larger, inset campaign handles to the sides for carrying but also allowing the chest to slide in and out of packing cases, the pull-out desk supports have brass strap fittings to take a removable candle sconce to each side, it has a mirror to the back of the writing slope and it does not have a secret compartment.With the escritoire drawer fully extended for use, the frame of the gilt tooled, leather writing slope can be lifted to access the stationery rack which is hinged to lie below during travel. When the rack is in its vertical position, the slope can rest against it at an angle. The bevelled mirror is set to the back of the leather work surface, which is hinged to the top so that the mirror can be pushed from the back to stand vertically. There is a brass locking arm to hold it in place and the mirror also has a hinged brass arm to set it at 10 different angles against an inset brass sawtooth fitting. The compartments to either side of the writing area have slide board lids with inset hard wood roundels for ease of opening. The left side has a single compartment whereas the right has a short compartment to the front with a larger one to the back. The front compartment is fitted with dividers for two inkwells, a wider middle compartment and a tip up pen tray. Below the pen tray is a further compartment which extends below the inkwells etc. This is usually the area where a secret compartment would be. The height of the table escritoire is 28 1/2 inches with a knee clearance of 24 1/2 inches.The drawer linings are ash with quadrants to the sides and the base boards a little thinner than standard. The escritoire drawer has a stronger S. Mordan & Co. lock whereas all the other locks are simply stamped 'Patent' and 'VR' for Victoria. At some stage, this chest has been through a workshop. Some of the drawer fronts have been repaired where they have split and it is likely it was repolished at the same time. This is the most popular form of secretaire campaign chest for modern use and the mirror and candlesticks add to its interest. Given the company's name changes, the addition of their H. Mawer & Stephenson can be dated to between 1882 and 1912 but the chest maybe a little earlier in date. Late 19th Century.

For Sale on 1stDibs - We are delighted to offer for sale this exceptionally rare and very fine solid walnut Military Officers Campaign chest of drawers If you’re in the market

Antique chest of drawers such as this are historical limited editions (date of manufacture is 1750). Cherished back then - rare find today. Priced at £2,900. For sale by Thakeham Furniture.

This solid light-wood chest of drawers with five storage compartments offers style and storage for any room. Perfect for storing clothes, bedding, and more!

A mahogany two-part Campaign Chest by S.W. Silver & Co. of London and Liverpool.This chest was made with shipboard use a strong consideration in its finishing. The iron carry handles to the sides indicate it was never intended to have packing cases and they would make it easier to move in and out of a cabin. Added to this there are a series of holes around the outside edge of the top which show the chest originally had a removable gallery to prevent items sliding off.The flush brass handles are stamped S.W. Silver & Co. London & Liverpool. This was typical of S.W. Silver although you do get variations in the address used. The drawers have a fine line cut to the edge as a moulding and a concession to decoration. The chest has had running repairs and, as can be seen on the side view photo, there is a patch to one side of the chest that is the full height of the top section. When first done this was probably not noticeable but time has meant the two different pieces of wood have aged differently in colour. There is also a much smaller triangular patch to the bottom section on the other side. One of the short, top drawers has an old but stable split. The blocks and feet have been replaced but to the correct SW Silver design.S.W. Silver were important makers of campaign furniture and travel equipment and more can be read on them in our Makers file. Circa 1860.

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