Georgian Revival Mahogany Dumb Waiter Buffet

1900 - 1920

Sold by Prior and Willis

Description

Georgian revival mahogany dumb waiter buffet sideboard. An attractive piece of furniture dating from the early 20th century. Beautiful mahogany veneers plus desirable ball and claw feet.

This is a lovely quality piece (far better than most), full of age charm and character. A good solid and heavy piece of furniture, with no loose joints and whose mahogany lined drawers slide freely. No woodworm.

Baize lined drawer on the left hand side (old and worn material, as one might expect). We have a key.

As with all genuine antique furniture, you can expect to see some historic knocks, marks, wear, imperfections, cracks, scratches, repairs and/or alterations. Small piece of beading missing from the bottom front, but this is not very noticeable.

Overall maximum dimensions: 125cm wide, 52cm deep, 106.5cm high (plus 11cm high upstand).

Please check dimensions before purchasing.

We can organise competitive UK and Worldwide courier delivery, please contact us for a quotation.

Item reference WNA-3867D46.

Declaration

Prior and Willis has dated this piece to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA320218

Dealers Internal Reference

WNA3867D46

Dealers Notes

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Description

Georgian revival mahogany dumb waiter buffet sideboard. An attractive piece of furniture dating from the early 20th century. Beautiful mahogany veneers plus desirable ball and claw feet.

This is a lovely quality piece (far better than most), full of age charm and character.

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A good solid and heavy piece of furniture, with no loose joints and whose mahogany lined drawers slide freely.

Prior and Willis

No woodworm.

fig 1. Georgian Revival mahogany dumb waiter buffet — fig 1. Georgian Revival Mahogany Dumb Waiter Buffet

Baize lined drawer on the left hand side (old and worn material, as one might expect). We have a key.

As with all genuine antique furniture, you can expect to see some historic knocks, marks, wear, imperfections, cracks, scratches, repairs and/or alterations. Small piece of beading missing from the bottom front, but this is not very noticeable.