A Fine Mid-19th Century Four-door Wardobe

19th century

Sold by Waterfall Antiques

Description

A fine early Victorian mahogany four-door wardrobe. Each door has a recessed semicircular-topped panel. Behind the middle two doors is a fully fitted linen press with a full complement of slides and drawers all of which are lined in solid mahogany. Behind the outer two doors are full-height hanging compartments with fitted brass rails. This beautiful 19th century wardrobe has well-figured timbers and a lovely colour. It is English, dating from c.1850s.

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Width including cornice 98½” (2500mm)

Height including cornice 77½” (1970mm)

Depth including cornice 26½” (670mm)

Width excluding cornice 92½” (2350mm)

Depth excluding cornice 23 ½” (600mm)

Declaration

Waterfall Antiques has dated this piece to the 1850s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA303782

Dealers Internal Reference

K2268

Dealers Notes

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Description

A fine early Victorian mahogany four-door wardrobe. Each door has a recessed semicircular-topped panel.

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Behind the middle two doors is a fully fitted linen press with a full complement of slides and drawers all of which are lined in solid mahogany.

Waterfall Antiques

Behind the outer two doors are full-height hanging compartments with fitted brass rails. This beautiful 19th century wardrobe has well-figured timbers and a lovely colour. It is English, dating from c.1850s.