19th C. Painted Pine Pigeon Hole Cupboard

Name: 19th C. Painted Pine Pigeon Hole Cupboard
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1016606
Availability: SoldOut

19th century

Sold by The Old Yard

Description

A wonderful 19th C. Painted Pine Pigeon Hole Cupboard. This piece was made specifically for a country estate office by staff on the estate and retains it's original green paint in places. There are a total of 35 compartments for storage and each section can slide out to adjust the width of the compartment. The tall doors have a good working lock and key and would have originally also had a padlocked latch on the front to keep the contents of the cupboard secure from other members of staff.

In good, solid order, with obvious wear to the paint finish.

It would make a great larder cupboard in a free standing kitchen or somewhere to store pots, pans, cooking utensils etc.

Width 125 cm

Depth 44 cm

Height 220 cm

Price includes delivery

Physical Dimensions

Height

220cm (86.61")

Width

125cm (49.21")

Depth

44cm (17.32")

Declaration

The Old Yard has dated this piece to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1016606

Dealers Internal Reference

4492

Dealers Notes

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Description

A wonderful 19th C. Painted Pine Pigeon Hole Cupboard.

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This piece was made specifically for a country estate office by staff on the estate and retains it's original green paint in places.

The Old Yard

There are a total of 35 compartments for storage and each section can slide out to adjust the width of the compartment. The tall doors have a good working lock and key and would have originally also had a padlocked latch on the front to keep the contents of the cupboard secure from other members of staff.