A William and Mary Black Lacquer Cabinet on Stand

Name: A William and Mary Black Lacquer Cabinet on Stand
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA957049
Availability: SoldOut

18th century

Sold by Moxhams Antiques

Description

An attractive William and Mary chinoiserie lacquer cabinet on a splendid George III black and gilt stand made in the manner of Thomas Chippendale.

Bears the label for Mrs J. O'Brien, Empress Club, 35 Dover St: a grand London Ladies Club founded in 1897 and boasting 2 drawing rooms in Louis XV style and Venetian style, an impressive two-story dining room, a smoking room, library and a staircase decorated with stained glass windows depicting Shakespearian heroines; the internal slides of the cabinet would appear to date from the club's period, replacing the earlier fitted drawers.

The cabinet has been sympathetically cleaned and minor restoration carried out and the stand has had the original gilt decoration restored in places where it was worn.

circa 1700

Stand circa 1810

Physical Dimensions

Height

172.5cm (67.91")

Width

106.5cm (41.93")

Depth

57cm (22.44")

Declaration

Moxhams Antiques has dated this piece to the 1700s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA957049

Dealers Internal Reference

S24

Dealers Notes

Established in 1967,Moxhams Antiques is a family business with a large shop in Bradford-on-Avon near Bath. We have an extensive and varied stock specialising in good period town and country furniture, ceramics, particularly delftware, as well as some decorative items.

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Description

An attractive William and Mary chinoiserie lacquer cabinet on a splendid George III black and gilt stand made in the manner of Thomas Chippendale.

Bears the label for Mrs J. O'Brien, Empress Club, 35 Dover St: a grand London Ladies Club founded in 1897 and boasting 2 drawing rooms in Louis XV style and Venetian style, an impressive two-story dining room, a smoking room, library and a staircase decorated with stained glass windows depicting Shakespearian heroines; the internal slides of the cabinet would appear to date from the club's period, replacing the earlier fitted drawers.

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The cabinet has been sympathetically cleaned and minor restoration carried out and the stand has had the original gilt decoration restored in places where it was worn.

Moxhams Antiques

circa 1700

Stand circa 1810