We hope you take a moment to admire the incredible inlay that accentuates the rich mahogany on this Neoclassical chest of drawers! It deserves a moment to shine! Now that we've admired its beauty, you might be wondering why this piece is Scottish. Well, the secondary woods are red pine and oak, which places it in Great Britain. The large dimensions, three top drawer arrangement, and wider gap between the top and the first set of drawers are all classic Scottish design influences as is the subtle filet molding along the base just above the feet. If you are seeking an eye-catching piece with plenty of storage rooted in history, especially a connection to Scotland, look no further! We saved this piece from getting chalk painted by a furniture flipping business, so we hope it finds a home that appreciates its character!