A charmingly naive George II oak lowboy with a rich aged patina.  Featuring a two-piece top with a moulded edge over a single cock-beaded drawer which still retains a set of internal dividers.  The drawer front is fitted with brass swan neck handles and a brass lock escutcheon.  Raised on square tapered legs.
 
The overall condition is very good.  We have had to replace the drawer slides and a portion of the cockbeading which had been lost to time.  A delightfully simple example of mid-18th-century Georgian country house furniture.