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Charles I Oak and Ebonised Laudian Style Cabinet of Drawers, English, circa 1640
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A rare Bishop Laud style Oak enclosed cabinet of drawers, with a plank top and geometric moulded top drawer with perforated brackets to front and sides above twin raised architecturally moulded doors having applied ebonised cabochons and split baluster ornament, further flanked by fretted and applied motifs. Opening to reveal four graduated moulded doors, retaining all original hinges, escutcheons, handles and lock. The ends with twin raised moulded panels, original lower mouldings and retaining original ebonised Oak bun feet.
Provenance: Purchased at Grosvenor House Antiques Fair in the late 1980’s from W. H. Stokes.
Product Details
| PLACE OF ORIGIN | PERIOD |
| England | Charles I |
| DATE OF MANUFACTURE | DIMENSIONS |
| circa 1640 | |
Condition
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