Large Georgian Scottish Bow-front Sideboard

Name: Large Georgian Scottish Bow-front Sideboard
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA589683
Availability: SoldOut

18th century

Sold by Carse Antiques

Description

Good large size early 19th century Scottish Edinburgh made mahogany and inlaid bow-fronted sideboard of elegant design. The sideboard stands on 6 tapered square legs with moulded collar and shaped foot. The sideboard is bow fronted and curved on the sides as well. Three drawers which are oak lined, one long one to the middle with largers ones to each side, the right hand one beautifully fitted as a decanter / bottle drawer, the left hand one with sliding tray to the top. The larger drawer fronts have a segmented design to them with ebony stringing. The drawers have slightly later brass oval handles with swans. The drawers also have an ebony line inlay near the edge with a narrow mahogany cross banding. There is a boxwood and kingwood cross banding to the bottom on the sideboard and around the bottom of the central arch.

The sideboard retains its beautiful original brass gallery to the top which is shaped at the sides and can be fully dismantled in required.

The piece is in good condition with only very minor restorations to the cross banding. There are a couple of old splits to the ends.

The sideboard is a lovely mellow mahogany colour and the original finish is in good order.

SIZE; 79" wide by 30" deep at the centre and 36" high

CIRCA; 1800 - 1820

ORIGIN; Scottish, Edinburgh made.

Physical Dimensions

Height

91.5cm (36.02")

Width

200cm (78.74")

Depth

76cm (29.92")

Declaration

Carse Antiques has dated this piece to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA589683

Dealers Notes

Full member of LAPADA.

Please note UK carriage prices quoted are for MAINLAND UK only and do not include Northern Ireland, Scottish islands etc. Postage costs quoted cover all areas.

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There is a boxwood and kingwood cross banding to the bottom on the sideboard and around the bottom of the central arch.

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