Late Victorian mahogany ships washstand from commander's cabin of HMS MOHAWK.
Late Victorian mahogany washstand from the Commander's cabin of the HMS Mohawk (marked to back). This ship was in service 1890-1905 seeing much history during this time.
Crafted in solid mahogany with all original interior fittings. Top door folds down to reveal brass lined lid with copper sink and bottle holders. Copper reservoir and water carrier are inside bottom door. All parts are fitted to stay in place while at sea.
The ship was a twin screw cruiser, 3rd class, with a complement of 172. She was armed with 6x6 inch guns, 8x3 pounders and 3 torpedo tubes. In 1890 she was based in Sheerness, having just been built, but later served on the South Atlantic, Mediterranean, Australian, China, and East Indies stations. Commander E.H. Bayly took command 04/08/91.
A rare piece of history in excellent condition.
Size 49.5 inches high by 8.5 inches deep (closed), or 24 inches deep with sink open, by 22.5 inches wide.
Late Victorian Mahogany Washstand
Late Victorian Mahogany Washstand
Circa 1880
Width: 23.5" / 59.7cm
Depth: 19" / 48.3cm
Height: 37.5" / 95.3cm
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