Description
A charming and practical early 18th century dwarf oak housekeeper’s cupboard, dating to circa 1720.
Crafted from solid oak with a rich, warm patina developed over centuries, this attractive country piece offers both character and useful storage.
The upper section features a pair of panelled cupboard doors with attractive gothic arch detailing, opening to reveal storage space inside.
The base section is fitted with five drawers arranged in two rows, each retaining traditional brass swan-neck handles.
The cupboard stands on sturdy bracket feet and displays lovely period wear and grain.
The piece is constructed in two sections for easier transportation and placement.
W 138cm (54.25″)
D 53.5cm (21″)
H 138.5cm (54.5″)
Base H 59cm (23.25″)
Interior
W 126cm (48.5″)
D 45.5cm (18″)
H 80cm (31.5″)
