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Walnut
Bureau
Cabinet

A fine early 18th century walnut bureau cabinet.
The top has two doors with raised and fielded panels; the interior fitted with pigeon holes and drawers; well moulded cornice; carrying handles; with the usual feature of a sliding tray at the bottom.
The base with a cross-banded and herringbone inlay fall with two long and two short drawers below two small counter drawers with a "secret" drawer accessed from the well in the interior.
The interior is well-fitted with pigeon holes and drawers and a central cupboard; the two columns either side of the door concealing 2 secret drawers.
In excellent condition throughout and of good colour and patination.
George II period, circa 1735
38ins w x 22.5ins d x 85ins h
(96.5 x 37 x 219cm)

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Examples of Our Quality Stock

Walnut	Bureau	Cabinet






		A fine early 18th century walnut bureau cabinet. The top has two doors with raised and fielded panels; the interior fitted with pigeon holes and drawers; well moulded cornice; carrying handles; with the usual feature of a sliding tray at the bottom. The base with a cross-banded and herringbone inlay fall with two long and two short drawers below two small counter drawers with a "secret" drawer accessed from the well in the interior. The interior is well-fitted with pigeon holes and drawers and a central cupboard; the two columns either side of the door concealing 2 secret drawers. In excellent condition throughout and of good colour and patination. George II period, circa 1735 38ins w x 22.5ins d x 85ins h (96.5 x 37 x 219cm)