SOLD
This is a superb quality antique Oak Welsh Housekeepers Cupboard Dresser (circa 1760 -1780).
Summary
• Circa 1760 – 1780
• Period George III
• Provenance North Wales, UK
• Wood Oak
• Mahogany cross-banding
• Protruding canopy
• Original brass swan neck handles
• Original glass panels
• Original cup hooks
• Original working key
• Five hand dovetailed drawers
• Cock-beaded drawers
• Arcadian fielded panels
• Fielded side panels
• Completely original structure
• Recently restored
• Fantastic colour/ finish
• Excellent condition
• Superb quality
This is a superb quality oak North Wales housekeep / dresser cupboard cross-banded in mahogany, circa 1760 – 1780. The cupboard boasts a protruding canopy above the upper section. The upper section consists of Arcadian fielded paneled doors. These surround the inner original glazed display section. The base consists of five working mahogany cross-banded drawer with the original brass swan neck handles. The drawers are pine lined which is a typical feature of the North Wales area. The drawers are also all cross-banded. Below, there are three Arcadian paneled sections with two outer working doors and a central dummy drawer. The cupboard features the original pine backboards and internal pine shelves with the original cup-hooks. The cupboard boasts inset oak sides. This cupboard is original and not a marriage. The cupboard stands on the original bracket feet and is complete with original bone escutcheon and working key.
Dimensions:
Height = 221cm or 7’ 3”
Width = 134cm or 4’ 5”
Depth = 44cm or 4’ 5¼”
Base Height = 106cm or 3’ 5¾”
Cabinet Height = 117cm or 3’ 10”
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