Swedish Baroque Oak Blue Painted Faux-Grain Two-Part Chest of Drawers jardiniere American Institute of the City

American Institute of the City of New York (The American Institute of the City of New York for the Encouragement of Science and Invention)(c

Poland) | Founder: Richard Max Krause (d

Originally designed in the potteries of Staffordshire England in the 1760s

Motto (side): Come Landlord Fill the flowing / Until the

(1) Monsieur Bergeret in Paris (1901)

Swedish Baroque Oak Blue Painted Faux-Grain Two-Part Chest of Drawers jardiniere American Institute of the CityDETAILS An antique Scandinavian four drawer, two part chest with serpentine cupid's bow front on bracket feet. Bronze mounts. Blue faux grain finish. STYLE Baroque COLOR(S) Blue PLACE OF ORIGIN Sweden Europe PERIOD Late 18th century DATE Circa 1760 DIMENSIONS Width 47 Depth 26 Height 41. 5 inches CONDITION Note: some restoration.