18th Century Maltese Chest Of Drawers

Description

Rare 18th-century Maltese commode chest of drawers
Made of Mahogany in the 1700s and is typical of Maltese floral design on the commode chest of drawers.

Athemion
Has a lovely warm original colour to the mahogany. Brass Athemion

on the corners, handles and locks have been replaced probably in the 19th century.

This is a very large impressive commodore chest drawer, and it rarely comes on the market for sale.

Brief History of the 18th-century Maltese commode chest of drawers
An 18th-century Maltese commode chest of drawers is a piece of furniture that was made in Malta during the 18th century. It typically features a rectangular shape with a flat top, four legs, and drawers for storage.

The chest of drawers was a popular piece of furniture in the 18th century, and it was often used in bedrooms, dressing rooms, and other areas of the home where storage was needed. The Maltese commode chest of drawers is known for its intricate design and decorative details, which often include carved patterns and motifs.

These chests of drawers were typically made from high-quality materials such as walnut, mahogany, or oak, and were crafted by skilled artisans using traditional woodworking techniques. Some Maltese commode chests of drawers may also feature ornate hardware, such as brass handles or locks.

Today, these antique pieces are highly sought after by collectors and antique enthusiasts, and they can be found in museums, private collections, and antique shops around the world. The value of a Maltese commode chest of drawers can vary depending on its age, condition, and rarity, but they are generally considered to be valuable and highly prized pieces of furniture.

Condition report:

Some inlay missing from the top and some losses around the bottom edge, but does not distract from the beauty of the piece. Please see the photos as they form part of the description.