A truly superb 19th century two-door mahogany wardrobe - the best money can buy. This beautiful example of the very best in English cabinetmaking is attributable to the London maker Holland & Son, suppliers to various royal households including Windsor Castle. A handsome architectural cornice surmounts a full height and full width hanging compartment enclosed by recessed rectangular panelled doors. There is an arrangement of drawers at low level with their original Holland-pattern turned knob handles, all supported by a plain plinth base. It has the added advantage of being made to be disassembled to enable its moving up virtually any staircase. An exquisite colour, a plain understated design, well-figured timbers, a fully working door key, and a most attractive soft lustre shine make this one of the most desirable wardrobes we have stocked over the last 30 years. It is English, c.1860s. The overall width across the cornice is 122.5cms. The overall width across the two doors ...