You need this. You need this gorgeous antique Victorian mirrored dresser to make the most fantastic bathroom vanity with an awesome vessel sink to use in your powder room or hall bath!! Can’t you just visualize it there? We could even make those modifications for you if you so desire. Just ask us for a price. This fabulous High Victorian piece has such a warm and wonderful original finish to its solid walnut. And the use of the burl accents and the phenomenal carvings is exquisite. Add the fact it has dovetailed drawers; a white marble top; turned wood and brass teardrop pulls; and a pair of candle shelves, and it is nothing short of spectacular. So, if you are looking for an incredible antique dresser…you should make this yours. And…if you need a bathroom vanity…you should definitely make this yours!!!
Antique Victorian Mirrored Dresser in Walnut & Burl Walnut with White Marble Top
$2,495
Handsome antique Victorian dresser of solid walnut and burl walnut with white marble top and black painted turned wood and brass teardrop pulls. It is in wonderful antique condition with an amazing antique patina. The candle shelves were broken and there was a small piece of molding missing on the lower left side of the mirror frame, but the shelves have been repaired beautifully and the molding carved and replaced by our experienced staff. There are other smalls signs of its long life and use including some staining on the antique white marble. We love its warm antique age patina. The mirror glass is clear but old. Please see photos. Circa mid-late 19th century.
NOTE: If it is still available, we do have the matching bed listed as well.
Dresser Size:
- O/A Height – 112 Inches
- O/A Width – 54 Inches
- O/A Depth – 24.5 Inches
- Cabinet Size – 31H x 52.5W x 23D Inches
- Marble Size – 1H x 54W x 24.5D Inches
- Mirror Size – 63H x 48W x 6.5D Inches
- Weight – 280 Pounds
Crated Size:
- Height – 69 Inches
- Width – 58 Inches
- Depth – 40 Inches
- Weight – 425 Pounds
In stock
| MATERIALS | Burlwood, Marble, Walnut |
|---|---|
| CIRCA | 1850-1900 |
