Attractive Golden Oak Arts and Crafts Wardrobe 1910

A rather handsome Arts & Crafts mirrored wardrobe in lesser seen English golden oak which will not only look wonderful in the right space but also offers a practical solution with a deep bottom drawer, plenty of interior space and a long bevelled mirror to the centre door - perfect for a bedroom or even better a period home hallway.

Like any good quality piece made in the Arts & Crafts era, we have use of good toned solid timber which in this case is golden oak with original ornate hardware including open door hinges and good sized decorative solid handles to the deep drawer, deep oak top plinth and a lovely pair of stained glass “windows” to the front.

The condition is good and original. We have a good number of solid brass swivel hooks inside - you could add a pole if you wish, it sits firm and solid with sensible aging with bumps to the oak - its not new, the interior is clean, we have a little piece missing to the escutcheon with the mirror glass original with that attractive bevelled edge with a little age foxing.The piece comes with the key which we will include but does not lock the door. Both leaded window panes have a few historic little cracks not new or of concern.

The wardrobe breaks down into pieces for easier placing - top plinth, middle and base - the door will also come off if you wish.

A fine opportunity to purchase a good piece of Arts & Crafts C1910.

Dimensions

Overall: Height 202.5cm x Width 140cm x Depth 59.5cm

Top Section: Height 144.5cm x Width 114cm x Depth 46cm

Base Section: Height 53cm x Width 115cm x Depth 47cm

Drawer Inner: Height 22.5cm x Width 101cm x Depth 38cm

When purchasing from us we include delivery in the purchase price which is based on a one person delivery for England and Wales. Please call or email for quotes to Scotland, Northern Ireland, The Isles and for World-wide shipping

Billy Hunt and Co is located on a large Victorian farm just a short country drive from the Rangemore village, a designated conservation area, which was built by Michael Thomas Bass in the 1850s to house the Bass Rangemore Estate workers consisting mainly of Victorian redbrick cottages and the occasional barn.

Our home is a classic Victorian designed and well equipped late 19th century 2 story red brick built barn of some 4000 sq feet nestled in classic English countryside, which enjoyed a careful full renovation in 2000. The estate still benefits being managed in the traditional manner with an Estate Manger, estate carpenter, gardeners etc. A rather delightful place to have as our work space.

Martina, there is no Billy at Billy hunt, has led the team since 2103 and is an interior designer qualified from The Inchbald School of Design London whose previous working life included such clients as Vertu, Aston Martin and Johnnie Walker to name a few.

Please do not hesitate to call or email if you have any questions on the pieces that may interest you - Many thanks Martina