Unusual Charles II Oak & Ash Court Cupboard, in the Elizabethan Manner, Derbyshire / South Yorkshire, Dated 1684

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An unusual Charles II oak and ash court cupboard, in the Elizabethan manner, Derbyshire/South Yorkshire, dated 1684.

The top rail carved with stylised foliage centred by the initials ‘IM’ and with end-pendants, atop a recessed cupboard, enclosed by a pair of panelled doors, the small panel carved with a stylized four-petal flowerhead with fleur-de-lys spandrels, within whorl and S-scroll carved rails, centred by a fixed panel, with a flowering leafy single stem, within an angel-carved arcade, below the date ‘1684’, over. pair of cupboard doors, each with a lunette-carved panel over a plain panel, triple-panelled sides, all original boards, of exceptional colour and surface, 137cm wide, 56cm deep, 166cm high.

Provenance: Purchased from Albert Gautier, early 1970’s. – Stock Ref: 12796-6.

Part of the Beedham Collection.