Cupboard - Housekeepers Cabinet - oak wood

Special cabinet - a housekeeper's cabinet - this piece of furniture was used to store clothing. Circa 1720-1750 with later alterations. Underneath is a chest that is only accessible from the inside. You must first open the doors to lift the lid. It is a loose lid without hinges with a heart-shaped notch for putting your finger in. - see detail photos.

Above are two doors with a lock. The key works. Useful for storing a summer or winter wardrobe. The panels are quarter-sawn oak. The cabinet has a beautiful and typically English patina. Early wrought-iron hinges.

Restoration:
The legs were worn and all four have been raised by about 10 cm.

Bids below the limit will not be entertained.
Prices are very reasonable, therefore I am happy to sell to people who appreciate it.

I ship only to EU countries. Buyers from other countries must arrange their own transport. You will receive the shipping details from me. That can be with UPS, GLS, FedEx and DHL, among others. You will receive a label from your carrier and email it to me. I can advise you.