William and Mary period miniature chest

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William and Mary period miniature chest
Circa 1700
A very rare and fine example of a William and Mary period oyster veneered Kingwood miniature chest of drawers. Retaining the original gilt metal handles, locks and escutcheons.
The whole is raised on small bun feet.

Possibly from the workshop of Thomas Pistor of Ludgate Hill, London 1668 - 1706.

This wood, Kingwood, was also known as Princes wood. This was a highly prized and expensive veneer, only ever used on the finest quality pieces.

Condition
All original. Good condition with wear and tear expected of a piece this age.

W
31.50cm
12.40 inches
H
25.50cm
10.04 inches
D
20.00cm
7.87 inches
Origin
England
Medium
Kingwood
Reference
8204
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