A charming solid oak gentlemans wardrobe, English, Circa 1770.
Beautifully aged oak colour boasting a wonderful patina, with cross banding and ebony string inlaid door panels, opening to reveal a hanging rail inside, with working lock and key. The doors are flanked either side by quarter columns with fluted detail, and panelled sides.
Sitting on a chest base of 2 short over 2 long drawers, with cockbeaded fronts and original locks and turned handles. The drawers are of solid pine construction, with decorative shield shaped bone escutcheons.
This wardrobe, breaks into 3 pieces for transport, the top cornice, main wardrobe body and chest base.
On ogee feet.
W 140cm (55") D 59.5cm (23.5") H 206cm (81") Base H 81cm (32")
Wardrobe interior W 124cm (48.75") D 48.5cm (19.25") H 123cm (48.25") H to top of rail 118cm (46.5")
