Four drawers, original turned knobs, and 130 years of honest wear. This Victorian pine chest has everything you want from a piece that's actually been used. Pine furniture from this era was built for real households, not showrooms. British craftsmen favoured this straightforward two-over-two layout because it worked: two shallower drawers for everyday items, two deep ones below for everything else. The turned knobs are original, which speaks to how well this piece has been looked after. The wood has mellowed into a warm honey-amber patina, with the kind of minor marks and scuffs that come from a life well lived. It sits naturally in a bedroom, hallway, or landing alongside painted furniture or other warm-toned pine.