Here is a link of solid wood bureaus in the cottage style (but they have a lot of other styles) that come either unfinished or finished). I almost went this route and/or bought Durham Furniture (was going to mix them) but then thought the Stanley Cottage Revival had bigger pieces and the customer service representative misrepresented the product telling me there was no particle board and it was solid wood veneered over solid wood. I found out that the sides are particle board so I am upset and wish I went with Durham now and bought the tall lingerie 23' wide dresser from this site I have the link below. I really did love the Durham Royal Cottage Set but I preferred the Chest of Drawers of Stanley so that is why I went with Stanley but if I had known from the very beginning that Stanley's Cottage Revivival's sides had particle board, I would have never considered their collection and fell in love with it for the unique features it had. I am getting scared since it is going to be shipped from China in the middle of July to the Kearny store and I can't change the order, It will not be in the USA at the store until the end of July. It is beautiful but with my allergies starting to act up from the molds and pollens outside, I am getting worried now that I should have went with 100% solid wood when I know I have bad allergies. :( I wish the Kearny store would have some regretting their Durham Purchase and wanting the Stanley so we could switch orders and I could have solid wood despite no bun feet and no beadboard (my health is more important I see today as my allergies are so bad today) and they could have the bigger very pretty pieces. But I know this would only happen in my dreams like it did last night and I will have to try to seal the furniture if it bothers me. Here is a link that might be useful: Solid Wood by College Woodwork

My SIL and daughter have one of his grandmothers in their breakfast room. The piece was stripped and has a lovely patina. Not sure of the wood. UPDATE: Oh wait, scratch what I said. That's a buffet with shortened legs, not a triple dresser. blush Daughter and SIL's triple dresser is sitting in my basement along with several other pieces they decided they have no room for. :rolleyes: This post was edited by newhomebuilder on Tue, Oct 29, 13 at 20:44

I must confess to a remarkable amount of dresser clutter too. All sorts of things but books, paper and fifty-type things that are waiting to be wrapped and given away (could be months), etc... In all honesty though, it's more considerate of those you live with to store your stuff on your own dresser than allow it to stack up somewhere else. Tally's picture is rather homey looking to me. And if you can contain the dresser clutter, it becomes a manageable hotspot, albeit not the best solution. Tally, let's push through this together, old friend!

This isn't it, but it's close: https://www.houzz.com/products/acme-morre-dresser-antique-teal-prvw-vr~102563139