Antique Period Furniture 17thc Charles 1 Oak Livery Cupboard. English C1620-30.

Name: Antique Period Furniture 17thc Charles 1 Oak Livery Cupboard. English C1620-30.
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA909851
Availability: SoldOut

17th century

Sold by Mark Seabrook Antiques

Description

A very early form of joined oak cupboard from the reign of Charles 1 , known as a livery cupboard....it has two cupboards with split applied balusters to decorate the front, bordered by arched fielded panels....there is dentil moulding below the cornice, repeated twice and also above the long drawer below the cupboards and an open potboard base...all supported by four boldly turned columns, so typical of this period. The cupboard is in excellent condition for its age, with only some minimal tipping to the two back feet....excellent colour and natural patination....a unique chance to buy something very special from this early time...!

English. C1620-30. (See Oak Furniture - The British Tradition by Victor Chinnery for a similar example - page 320 Fig: 3:261)

Physical Dimensions

Height

129.5cm (50.98")

Width

125.7cm (49.49")

Depth

45.1cm (17.76")

Declaration

Mark Seabrook Antiques has dated this piece to the 17th Century.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA909851

Dealers Internal Reference

MS 8001

Dealers Notes

Payment can be made by Bank Transfer , all you will need are my Bank Details, which I will send you or off line by Credit / Debit card ,..... e-mail or telephone your card details (long card number, expiry date and three security digits on the reverse of the card) through to me and I will do the rest .

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Description

A very early form of joined oak cupboard from the reign of Charles 1 , known as a livery cupboard....

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it has two cupboards with split applied balusters to decorate the front, bordered by arched fielded panels.

Mark Seabrook Antiques

...there is dentil moulding below the cornice, repeated twice and also above the long drawer below the cupboards and an open potboard base...all supported by four boldly turned columns, so typical of this period. The cupboard is in excellent condition for its age, with only some minimal tipping to the two back feet....excellent colour and natural patination....a unique chance to buy something very special from this early time...!

English. C1620-30. (See Oak Furniture - The British Tradition by Victor Chinnery for a similar example - page 320 Fig: 3:261)