This sweet, serptentine-front dresser has been fixed and freshend and is ready to grace your home! Made by Innis, Pearce & Co. in the early 1900s, the damaged surfaced were repaired and painted a pale, earthy green to complement the gorgeous birdseye maple that was salvageable. The gently curved front and delicate, era-appropriate replacement hardware make this piece an appealing addition to a bedroom, guest room, living area, or foyer.

Serpentine-Front Birdseye Maple Dresser

$345.00

This dresser was made by Rushville, Indiana-based Innis, Pearce & Company in the early 1900s. It is crafted of birdseye maple and features serpenine-front drawers. It was acquired locally; is original proveneance is unknown.
The top required hours of stripping, chiseling, and sanding to remove the damaged veneer. The top and casing were painted a pale, earthy green - Fusion Mineral Paint in Lichen - to complement the luscious birdseye maple that was salvagable. The sides and top drawer front were lightly sanded and treated with Fusion Stain & Finishing Oil in Natural to provide durabilty and enhance sheen. Delicately curved, era-appropriate replacement hardware completes the look. [Artisan: ABP]

Serpentine-Front Birdseye Maple Dresser

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