Superb French Cherry Wood Sideboard Buffet

Name: Superb French Cherry Wood Sideboard Buffet
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA783759
Availability: SoldOut

18th century

Sold by Fernyhough Antiques Ltd

Description

Fine early 19th century French cherrywood buffet or dresser base, superb colour, patination and colour, two cupboards doors with two drawers above with original steel hinges and plates, . The door also has its original iron lock with working original key. Peg jointed throughout. It stands on small curved legs. The cupboard has one fixed shelf.

The piece is in very good order for its age but as usual does have some very minor old worm damage, basically just a few old holes here and there.

The whole piece is the most sumptuous colour with wonderful original patination and waxed finish.

52.5" wide

23" depth

37.5" high

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Declaration

Fernyhough Antiques Ltd has dated this piece to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA783759

Dealers Notes

All measurements are taken at the widest points.

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Description

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The piece is in very good order for its age but as usual does have some very minor old worm damage, basically just a few old holes here and there.

Fernyhough Antiques Ltd