SOLD Antique Victorian Carved Oak Tall Chest of Drawers, Dresser by Larkin

This stunning Victorian tall chest of drawers sold by the Larkin Soap Company dates from the 1890s to 1910s and offers incredible decorative and functional appeal. Crafted from richly grained tiger sawn oak in a warm medium brown finish, it features five deeply carved drawer fronts adorned with scrolling acanthus-leaf details. The upper section is crowned with a removable backsplash topped by a carved shell and scroll crest, adding architectural height and style.

Each drawer front is fitted with its original decorative keyhole escutcheons and a mix of original and replaced drawer pulls. The top three drawers retain their original hand-pulls with a beautiful aged patina. Paneled sides elevate the overall quality of the piece, showcasing the craftsmanship typical of the period.

Dimensions:
• Width: 33 inches
• Depth: 18 inches
• Height to Top Surface: 46 inches
• Height to Top of Crest: 54 inches

Please note: there is a small cosmetic crack near the front left foot, which we’re happy to professionally repair before delivery—just remind us at the time of sale. Otherwise, condition is good for its age, with the typical minor nicks and dings expected of an antique that is over 140+ years old.

This piece does not come with a key.

LOCKS INSERT:
Please note: this item has a keyhole, but no key. We do not guarantee locks, as the mechanisms can become unbalanced in the shipping process. It’s a good idea to plan to have them cleaned and serviced after delivery if having a functional locking mechanism is important to you.

This is a gorgeous and functional antique ideal for a bedroom, hallway, or any space that could use eye-catching storage.

Shipping starts at $285.00 for a driveway delivery in New England. Deliveries outside New England will incur additional delivery charges, which will increase shipping charges, especially if you’re on the West Coast. PLEASE EMAIL US BEFORE BUYING THIS ITEM TO OBTAIN A QUOTE FOR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING CHARGES OUTSIDE NEW ENGLAND. Thank you!! ?