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A rare find in ash, this graduated set of drawers from circa 1910 blends Edwardian utility with a distinct Scandinavian sensibility. With clean lines, robust square legs, and flat inset side panels, its design is both grounded and refined.

If there’s one piece of furniture that never goes out of style—or practicality—it’s the chest of drawers. And when it comes to elegance, function, and charm rolled into one, nothing quite compares to a graduated set. Now imagine one crafted from ash, a wood seldom used during the Edwardian era, making this piece not only versatile but unusually special.