Victorian Oak Lockside Chest of Drawers

This Victorian Eastlake Lock side high boy dresser is in good condition. Five of the six drawers have beveled panels in the center and the top one has decorative carvings. Brass handles. The drawers were made with the Knapp Joint. (It was one of the first successful machine-made joints used mainly 1890 to 1900.) The main use for this joint was drawer construction replacing the hand-cut dovetail joint on better furniture. Measures 36 1/2″ wide, 20″ depth and 52″ height. Circa 1890.