Elizabeth I / James I Oak, Marquetry & Parquetry Inlaid Court Cupboard, Yorkshire, circa 1600-20

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An Elizabeth I/James I oak, marquetry and parquetry inlaid court cupboard, Yorkshire, circa 1600-20.

Having a boarded top with applied narrow moulded edge, a scrolling flowering vine carved top rail, on unusual Ionic capital and foliate-carved bulbous end-columns, enclosing a pair of boarded doors, each inlaid with a carnation flower spray, and with applied edge rails to simulate panelled construction, spaced by narrow parquetry panels, atop a pair of strapwork-carved drawers, within chevron-inlaid rails, and a pair of triple-panelled cupboard doors, each having a horizontal foliate-carved panel atop a pair of lozenge carved panels, centred by a vine and pomegranate carved upright rail, flanked by vine-carved uprights, lunette-carved base rail, 145cm wide, 53cm deep, 145cm high – Stock Ref: 12805-44.

Part of the Beedham Collection.