A mid-20th-century British four-drawer utility chest of drawers, circa 1950s-1960s. The carcass and drawer fronts are constructed from painted timber, likely plywood or blockboard. The unit features four drawers with bright yellow painted fronts set within a white-painted frame. Each drawer is fitted with a simple rectangular horizontal pull handle, possibly made of plastic or painted wood. The top is finished with an inset sheet metal surface, likely aluminium or galvanised steel, featuring a shallow raised gallery or splashback to the rear. The drawers are constructed using simple utility joinery. No maker’s marks, labels, or stamps are visible on the exterior surfaces.
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