This piece is an antique flame mahogany chest of drawers, most likely dating back to the early-to-mid 19th century (circa 1810–1840).Key Design FeaturesWood & Grain: Crafted from figured flame mahogany (often referred to as crotch mahogany). The drawer fronts feature striking, symmetrical book-matched veneer work that creates a vibrant, fire-like pattern. [1]Configuration: It follows a traditional "two short over three long" graduated drawer layout. The top section features two smaller side-by-side drawers, followed by three full-width drawers that gradually increase in depth toward the bottom. [1]Ornamental Detailing:The drawer edges are accented with fine, delicate inlaid stringing (likely satinwood or boxwood) that frames the rich mahogany wood.The bottom apron is cut into a decorative, flowing scalloped or wavy skirt.It stands on elegant turned legs, which are characteristic of late Federal, Sheraton, or early Victorian regional craftsmanship.It retains traditional turned wooden knob pulls and inset brass keyhole escutcheons measures 45.5 in H x 40.5 in W x 21 in D

Wood split on top