Newby Dresser
from £4500
We offer free delivery to the UK mainland.
Competitive International & EU shipping quotes
available on request.
Description
The Treske Newby furniutre is named after one of Britains finest Adam 18th-century country houses, the house was first built in the 1690s by Sir Christopher Wren before being enlarged and adapted by John Carr and then Robert Adam. The Treske Newby furniture was first shown at Newby Hall in 2009.
The Newby Dresser is characterised by a pattern of pierced rectangles that are placed on a curve to give a soft style. The line of the drawers in the dresser base follow the same delicate curves as the rectangular pattern. The dressers' open shelves, two of which are adjustible to allow for different heights, are an excellent way of displaying decorative items. The legs of the base have gentle tapers that confer refinement.
Design
Made from solid hardwood, the Newby dresser can be made to different sizes and in different hardwoods.
*Shown in Oak - Price on Request*
Dimensions
Width 165cm Depth 54cm Height 200cm
Please note - orders will be reviewed and confirmed prior to being passed to our workshop so you'll get the chance to add special requests or alter your order.
Price shown includes VAT. Prices and images shown are for guideline only and are subject to change in relation to bespoke requests. Wood grain and shade may differ from that pictured.
Free delivery is confined to mainland Great Britain, excluding the Scottish Highlands. A competitive delivery quote can be provided on request for all other areas including international shipping.
Made to order. Typical turn-around of 12-14 weeks.
We offer free delivery to the UK mainland.
Competitive International & EU shipping quotes available on request.