False SIXAVAILABLE IN VARIOUS WOOD FINISHES THE PENABER DRESSER A fine George III dresser, circa 1775. This dresser was originally made for the Evans family of Penaber House, as part of a dowry. A canopied upper section with moulded cornice and turned finials over shelves and three fielded panel cupboards and pairs of small drawers, inlaid with rosewood banding. The lower section has three drawers above fielded panelled cupboards. The Penaber is also available with Burr panels as shown here. Size shown: H: 76” x W: 641/ 2” x D: 21” ( H: 193 x W: 164 x D: 53cm) Finish:“ Golden Oak” PENABER DRESSERRef: 101A Detail of dresserRef: 101 Detail of drawers showing inlaid rosewood banding Ref: 101 Preserving Tradition

False CONWY DRESSER SEVEN This 2 door version of a North Wales dresser shows a rack above a base with 2 drawers and fielded panels. As a general rule, North Wales dressers usually had backboards on the rack and both cupboards and drawers below, in contrast to the south which tended to have open bases. The term ‘ Welsh Dresser’has loosely been used to describe dressers of the more open southern type. True Welsh Dressers often have more elaborately scrolled uprights on the rack and more decorative, carved, or even pierced aprons on both the rack and base. Size shown: H: 75” x W: 42” x D: 191/ 2” ( H: 191 x W: 107 x D: 49cm) Finish:“ Light Oak” 2 DOOR DRESSERRef: 102A Detail of rack Detail of drawer showing fielded drawer front with dovetails and pierced back plate brassware.