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Description:
This beautiful oak wine cooler was hand-crafted in Georgian England around 1840 and recently restored by a team of master craftsmen. The oak and yew wood crossbanding have developed a lovely patina, which enriches the woods' gorgeous complexion and pronounced grain. Solid-brass hardware together with white escutcheons complement the wood very well. Hand-cut dovetails join the corners of the piece, which is a very unique feature that is both beautiful and a key element to very sturdy construction. The top of this piece opens to reveal two divided sections that span the height of the piece; the elegant drawer fronts are faux, intended to elegantly disguise this piece as a chest of drawers. The recent restoration was very successful and this piece shows no damage, although there are some old dings and scratches that were repaired in the restoration; they are a charming feature, however, and is often mimicked by a high-quality reproduction technique known as distressing. This splendid oak wine cooler will continue to function beautifully for years, so don't miss your chance to make it a part of your home today!
| Status: For Sale |
Reference#: JB367 |
| Condition:
Restored |
Year:
c1840
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| Country:
England |
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| Height:
36.75 in. (93.35 cm) |
Depth:
23.25 in. (59.06 cm) |
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Width: 37.75 in. (95.89 cm)
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| Style:
Georgian |
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| Materials:
Solid Oak, Yew Wood Banding, Solid-Brass Hardware |
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