£195.00
1 in stock
The top drawer line catches you first. Three small drawers side by side, each one a separate compartment with its own handle. Not a split front hiding one wide void, but three proper drawers doing three separate jobs. That level of thought costs serious money when you buy new, and here it is sitting at £195.
I am Simon. I run DecorDeluxe.club from Houghton-le-Spring, and most weeks I pass on more than I take. Then a Barker and Stonehouse piece like this one turns up, built from solid oak with traditional dovetail joints holding every drawer square, and the decision is made before I finish the inspection. This is the double chest of drawers that shops charge four figures for when it is sitting on their showroom floor. It is here because someone else paid that price years ago, and now you do not have to.
Eight drawers total. Three across the top for the small things that vanish into larger spaces: watches, chargers, whatever needs a home of its own. Five deeper drawers below, arranged in two rows, handling everything else. Clothes, bedding, the entire job. The frame is solid oak throughout, showing that warm medium finish and the grain running honest and visible across every surface. The handles are simple rectangular metal, one per drawer, and they do their work without fuss. The legs taper slightly, lifting the whole piece off the floor with a bit of breathing room, and the top has a modest overhang that finishes the profile without adding ornament for the sake of it.
Dovetail joints are not decoration. They are the reason drawers stay tight and square after years of opening and closing. Barker and Stonehouse use them because they last, and you feel that permanence the first time you slide a drawer and it runs true with no wobble. Solid oak does the rest. It takes knocks, it ages well, and it can be sanded and refinished if you ever want to shift the tone. Furniture like this keeps going long after flat-pack has been replaced twice.
The condition is pre-loved and in great condition, with a few honest imperfections. There is a small area of slight discolouration to the top on the left-hand side, approximately the size of a 10p piece. It is hardly noticeable, but I photograph everything and flag it anyway. Transparency matters more than perfection, and a mark that small does not touch the function or the overall look. The photos show it plainly.
My pre-loved price is £195. Barker and Stonehouse furniture of this build quality and drawer count costs several times that figure bought new from their showrooms, and you are looking at a piece that has already settled, already proven it does not warp or sag or fall apart.
Height: 91 cm (35.8 in) x Width: 148 cm (58.3 in) x Depth: 46.5 cm (18.3 in)
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Only one of this chest exists. £30 secures it, and once it is gone, it is gone.
SKU: SEP-2026-014-A
1 in stock
