A Superb Quality Early Victorian Walnut Inlaid Canterbury What-not

19th century

Sold by John Hubbard Antiques

Description

A superb quality early Victorian walnut inlaid Canterbury what-not

Burr walnut and inlaid with superb curved fretwork, inlaid turnings and and original polish.

Size: 36" (91.5cm) high x 26.3/4" (68cm) wide x 18.1/4" (46.5cm) deep.

Circa 1860

Stock no: 4639

Dealers note: This is without doubt the best example of a Victorian walnut Canterbury what-not I've seen in 50 years. Fabulous details include the inlaid boxwood in the turnings, inlay to the Canterbury dividing rails to the point where I can't imagine what could have been done to make it better. The crowning glory is the superb original condition, still retaining its original French polish which is superb. Must be the best example on the market.

Physical Dimensions

Height

91.5cm (36.02")

Width

68cm (26.77")

Depth

46.5cm (18.31")

Declaration

John Hubbard Antiques has dated this piece to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA576456

Dealers Internal Reference

4639

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Description

A superb quality early Victorian walnut inlaid Canterbury what-not

Burr walnut and inlaid with superb curved fretwork, inlaid turnings and and original polish.

Size: 36" (91.5cm) high x 26.3/4" (68cm) wide x 18.1/4" (46.5cm) deep.

fig 1. A superb quality early Victorian walnut inlaid Canterbury what-not — fig 1. A Superb Quality Early Victorian Walnut Inlaid Canterbury What-not

Circa 1860

Stock no: 4639

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Dealers note: This is without doubt the best example of a Victorian walnut Canterbury what-not I've seen in 50 years.

John Hubbard Antiques

Fabulous details include the inlaid boxwood in the turnings, inlay to the Canterbury dividing rails to the point where I can't imagine what could have been done to make it better. The crowning glory is the superb original condition, still retaining its original French polish which is superb. Must be the best example on the market.