Devonshire New Solid Oak 3 Over 4 Chest
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Product code: NC90
Dimensions:
Depth: 425mm
Width: 1378mm
Height: 770mm
Further product information:
Devonshire New Solid Oak 3 Over 4 Chest:This NC90 3 over 4 Drawer Chest is from the Devonshire New Solid Oak range of Oak bedroom furniture. It has 4 large Drawers with 3 Small drawers above and is made with Solid Oak. The Devonshire New Solid Oak 3 over 4 Chest is completed with a Lacquer finish.
This modern style 3 over 4 Chest of drawers would go well in a Hall Setting. With the low height and brushed metal handles this would be ideal to use as a storage chest.
Devonshire Pine New Solid Oak Bedroom Range
The Devonshire New Solid Oak range combines the best of contemporary design with the features and qualities found in all classic furniture.
Jointed and glued construction gives strength and durability. Wood panelled drawer bases, panelled cabinet backs and dovetail drawer joints are unmistakeable signs of quality. A tough, lacquered finish highlights the attractive colour and grain of the wood and simplifies cleaning and maintenance.
The New Solid Oak range sits well in any setting, from historic buildings to modern quality homes and can be used and enjoyed for many generations to come.
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Devonshire New Solid Oak Dining.
This range is made of solid oak and all items are fully assembled except for beds and wardrobes which are partially dismantled to facilitate delivery.
1902 Tallboys and chests of drawers
The tallboy is a piece of furniture similar in height to a wardrobe but resembling two chests of drawers placed one upon the other. It evolved from the 17th Century practice of placing a chest of drawers upon a stand to raise it away from damp floors. Gradually the stand itself acquired first one and then several drawers.
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0103 Oak Furniture - Versatile Material
Oak is a slow growing tree. It has a dense timber that does most things well. For example, it is not as rot resistant as sweet chestnut when used for fencing, but it is still a very good material for fencing. It cannot be carved as easily as lime, but is still a good wood to carve. It may not be as pretty as walnut or mahogany, but still has a beautiful grain pattern.
Perhaps of all trees, it is the oak that has contributed most to Britain's history. From the oak used for building ships, to the oak pit props that allowed British coal to power steam engines the world over. Oak is also a great timber for building solid, reliable, attractive furniture.