A Very Fine Three-door Wardrobe

19th century

Sold by Waterfall Antiques

Description

An excellent example of a 19th century three-door wardrobe in mahogany. The straight-moulded protruding cornice surmounts a useful storage interior comprised of full-height hanging to the left and a small fitted linen press to the right. There are three deep solid-ash-lined drawers at low level and a plain plinth base support. The backing boards, the central mirror plate, and all the turned knob handles are original, and there are working sprung catches to the doors. This beautiful wardrobe – so pleasing for being of plain understated design – is English, c.1850 – c.1875.

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Width including cornice 76.25” (1940mm)

Height including cornice 81” (2060mm)

Depth including cornice 24” (610mm)

Width excluding cornice 72” (1830mm)

Depth excluding cornice 22” (560mm)

Declaration

Waterfall Antiques has dated this piece to the 1850s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA300500

Dealers Internal Reference

F6172

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Description

An excellent example of a 19th century three-door wardrobe in mahogany.

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The straight-moulded protruding cornice surmounts a useful storage interior comprised of full-height hanging to the left and a small fitted linen press to the right.

Waterfall Antiques

There are three deep solid-ash-lined drawers at low level and a plain plinth base support. The backing boards, the central mirror plate, and all the turned knob handles are original, and there are working sprung catches to the doors. This beautiful wardrobe – so pleasing for being of plain understated design – is English, c.1850 – c.1875.