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A new take on a beloved Gerstner Classic with a stylish dark oak finish
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Excellent little drawers cabinet, well made and good price.
Joseph K. — Verified Buyer
Meet the Maker
Harry Gerstner was twenty-two, fresh from a four-year woodworking apprenticeship, when he built a tool chest as a side project. It caught on. With a hundred-dollar bonus he started a company — and named it “H. Gerstner & Sons” because it sounded established, though he would go on to raise three daughters and never have a son.
More than a century later the company is still family-owned and still building chests from Harry’s original drawings. Of the twenty-some workshops making wooden tool chests in his day, Gerstner is the only one left. The dark oak chests in this collection carry that lineage forward — felt-lined, hand-fitted, and made to be the last tool chest you ever buy.
My brother and I were paid a penny apiece to stuff envelopes when we were little kids.
Kim Campbell Brown — Harry Gerstner’s Great-Granddaughter
The Line
This is the Gerstner International chest — built to Harry Gerstner’s original designs in Gerstner’s own overseas factory, in special runs made for Garrett Wade. It is not the American-made solid-hardwood chest hand-built in Dayton; it is constructed of solid oak and oak-veneered ply, finished in dark oak, and priced to bring the Gerstner name within reach.
What you keep is the part that matters: the recognizable Gerstner silhouette, the chromed hardware, the front lock bar, and the felt-lined drawers that made the name. A desktop-sized chest that looks like it has always belonged on the bench — or the dresser.
The Details
Every full-width drawer is lined with felt — the traditional Gerstner touch — to cushion jewelry, watches, coins, and small tools. Each interior runs about 9¾″ wide by 4″ deep.
The drawers are tongue-and-groove-joined for added durability — the kind of joinery that keeps a small drawer square and sliding smoothly for decades, not seasons.
Polished chrome corner protectors and drawer pulls guard the edges and finish the look. Non-marring rubber feet keep the chest from sliding or scratching the surface it sits on.
A front lock bar secures the drawers, and a padded carry handle on top makes the chest easy to move — bench to bench, room to room — at just 9.4 lb.
Specifications
| Overall Size | 11¾″ W × 6½″ D × 8″ H |
| Drawer Interior | 9¾″ W × 4″ D × 1¼″ H (each) |
| Drawers | Four, full-width, felt-lined |
| Material | Solid oak & oak-veneered ply, dark oak finish |
| Joinery | Tongue-and-groove-joined drawers |
| Hardware | Polished chrome corner protectors & pulls |
| Security | Front lock bar |
| Portability | Padded carry handle; non-marring rubber feet |
| Weight | 9.4 lb |
| Line | Gerstner International (imported) |
| SKU | 96M01.18 |
| Price | (reg. ) |
Common Questions
Four felt-lined drawers, chrome hardware, a front lock bar, and a padded carry handle.
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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 10 reviews.
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"Well made"
"This has been purchased as a birthday gift so will have to wait for the recipient to receive it to provide further details"
"Excellent little drawers cabinet, well made and good price."
"Nice but usually when trying to buy from Garrett Wade, it come up ""pick another address as we don't ship to yours. "" I did get this one when the shipping was free, tried ordering again with no luck. Good company with good products, just wish they knew Alaska has USPS, UPS (air and ground) and FedEx."
"It was awesome. It was for my husband and he immediately moved all of his stuff into it. He also has a larger chest in light oak so it is a nice contrast."
"The Gerstner box is really beautiful and my son loves it!!"
"Quality work ship"
"Love this so much!"
"Great product. I’ll buy from them again."
"I am a hairdresser, and this chest has proven to be perfect for storing my shears and clipper blades, — safely and conveniently."