Description

A weighty and well-proportioned William IV Oak Gothic Revival taste and dating to around 1830. The top has a moulded edge above twin doors with Gothic-arched panels; the spandrels are crisply carved with foliate tracery. Engaged cluster columns with ring turnings and leaf-carved capitals frame the front, all raised on a deep plinth base. The oak has a lovely honey-brown colour with attractive grain and a gently worn surface that speaks to age and use.
The doors open to a cupboard fitted with an adjustable shelf on sawtooth supports.
The cabinet retains its original lock with a working key.
Solid and practical, it presents well from all angles and sits comfortably in a hallway, sitting room or dining space as a lamp or side cabinet.
Condition: Good antique condition with wear commensurate with age and use. Doors swing well and close cleanly; shelf is sound.
Dimensions: W 104 cm x H 96 cm x D 45 cm (approx.).