D and A Binder Ltd has dated this Victorian Glazed Archive Cabinet to the Victorian era.
The doors retain their original-style turned wooden knobs, brass hinges and locks, together with red felt edging around the openings.

Of particular interest are the original gilt archive markings to the doors, including K III, K IV and K V, relating to the cabinet’s former organisational system within the archive.
The cabinet has a substantial architectural appearance, with a deep moulded cornice, panelled sides and a warm, well-aged mahogany finish. It retains the knocks, scratches and general wear expected from many years of use, adding considerably to its character.
A rare and highly practical piece of late 19th-century institutional furniture with excellent National Gallery provenance.
D and A Binder Ltd has dated this Victorian Glazed Archive Cabinet to the Victorian era.
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