M Lees and Sons has dated this piece to the Georgian era.
. The glass having wonderful movement and an almost convex profile . The divided centre top with 6 original adjustable shelves with 'ladder-racking' sides . (Supplied also with 4 additional C19th matching shelves to increase capacity if required).

The base section with a simple 'thumb-moulded' edge and fitted with twin panelled doors of book-matched flame mahogany with a rare and unusual figured satinwood cross-banding , which presents the illusion of fielded panels . The doors enclosing two banks of 6 graduated drawers each fitted with their original cast-brass 'swan-neck' handle.

Both pairs of doors fitted with their original reeded and patinated brass central 'slamming' strips ,double brass bolts and brass key escutcheons. Original locks and steel loop-handle key . The moulded cornice of simple uncomplicated design.

Raised upon original low , wide bracket feet supports . Original panelled back .
A well proportioned, low-waisted cabinet of restrained C18th design , a rare survivor presented in it's original untouched state .
Original surface with a rich ,deep colour and patination.
H (overall) 99"
H (base) 33"
H (upper glazed section) 66"
W (base) 58.5"
W (top) 56"
D (top) 12"
D (base) 21.5"
England c. 1765
M Lees and Sons has dated this piece to the Georgian era.
M.lees & sons , 'tower house' , severn st., worcester wr12nb tel . 07860826218
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