A George IV mahogany sideboard
A George IV mahogany sideboard, circa 1825, of break-bowfront outline, 95cm high, 191cm wide, 69cm deep Provenance: Private Collection, The Old Rectory, Gloucestershire Purchased from T. G. Wilkinson Ltd, Petworth, in 1999. Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracksChips and lossesPlease note this was designed without handles all the drawers and the cupboard door are 'blind' there are three keys present (one for each of the locks) and these are operating the locks at time of report. Without the keys it is a challenge to open the elements. the frieze drawer to the kneehole area is fully blind and there is no key - there is a small indentation to the underside where there is effectively access to openThe drawer to the side is a cellaret drawer and the lining here is ripped and with losses, the underlying timber also with losses and signs of wear and water stainingThere has previously been a rail fitted to the rear, this is missing but the metal sockets remain to the top, there are old marks and darker colour to the timber in these areas alsoOverall this sideboard is solid and stable on its legs Please refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
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A George IV mahogany sideboard, circa 1825, of break-bowfront outline, 95cm high, 191cm wide, 69cm deep Provenance: Private Collection, The Old Rectory, Gloucestershire Purchased from T. G. Wilkinson Ltd, Petworth, in 1999. Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracksChips and lossesPlease note this was designed without handles all the drawers and the cupboard door are 'blind' there are three keys present (one for each of the locks) and these are operating the locks at time of report. Without the keys it is a challenge to open the elements. the frieze drawer to the kneehole area is fully blind and there is no key - there is a small indentation to the underside where there is effectively access to openThe drawer to the side is a cellaret drawer and the lining here is ripped and with losses, the underlying timber also with losses and signs of wear and water stainingThere has previously been a rail fitted to the rear, this is missing but the metal sockets remain to the top, there are old marks and darker colour to the timber in these areas alsoOverall this sideboard is solid and stable on its legs Please refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
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