Mid-Century Colonial Revival Cherry Chest of Drawers with Chippendale Hardware
Annihilate the landfill, Annihilate the landfill, stash your sweaters in solid wood that outlasts IKEA by decades.
This is the kind of dresser that raised generations of New England kids — solid cherry (or cherry-stained maple), Chippendale-style bail pulls in dark brass, and that classic 3-over-3 drawer configuration your grandmother would approve of. Built mid-century in the Colonial Revival tradition, probably by a reputable American maker like Kling or similar. The finish shows honest wear — some sun fading and surface scratches on top — but the bones are solid and the drawers slide true. Ready to work for another fifty years.
The D'Beetle Difference
• Solid Wood Construction Throughout: Cherry or cherry-stained hardwood case with dovetailed drawer construction. No particleboard, no veneer peeling — this is furniture that survives moves.
• Classic Chippendale Bail Hardware: Eight original pierced brass bail pulls with matching backplates. The dark patina reads authentic, not artificially aged.
• Practical Colonial Proportions: Six drawers total — three small up top, three full-width below.