A fine mid-18th-century carved oak cupboard on chest base, dating to circa 1750. Constructed in two separate pieces for ease of transportation, the carved frieze has a drawer to the front, above a pair of richly carved panelled doors, decorated with charming cherub motifs amidst scrolling foliage and foliate ornament. The doors open to reveal a single shelf inside. The cupboard sits on a substantial chest base, comprising two short over two long graduated drawers, retaining attractive brass ring handles. The drawers and base are extensively carved with scrolling acanthus-style foliage and floral decoration, complementing the elaborate carving of the upper section. Presented in a softly bleached raw oak finish, highlighting the depth and detail of the original carving. A characterful and decorative antique piece with excellent presence, suitable for both traditional and modern interiors.
W 143cm (56.25") D 56cm (22") H 163cm (64.25")
Cupboard interior W 121.5cm (47.75") D 41cm (16.25") H 68cm (26.75")
