A Good Charles I Oak Wall Cupboard

Having a single door, the upper section filled with 9 turned fruitwood spindles, above a well-carved panel, the pattern based on a series of interlocking 'C' scrolls, which terminate in stylised flowerheads.

Around the door is a frame, the top rail of which is symmetrically carved with leaf-filled lunettes, the sides and bottom rails all decorated with 'S' scroll carving.

The door opening on the original iron 'H' hinges, reveals a single shelf position just below the row of spindles, to enable the display of glass or pewterware.

Excellent original condition, good colour and surface.

English, circa 1635.

Width 28 inches, height 31.5 inches, depth 8 inches.

Ref 2948

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