A late Victorian mahogany, rosewood and ivory marquetry cabinet on stand attributed to Collinson and Lock

A late Victorian mahogany, rosewood and ivory marquetry cabinet on stand attributed to Collinson and Lock
the inlay designs attributed to Stephen Webb (1849-1933)
Circa 1890, of bowed breakfront outline, the panelled door inlaid with an elaborate Arabesque comprising playful putti, bacchic children, exotic birds, scrolled foliage and honeysuckle, flowers, fruit and leaves issuing Green Man masks, centred by a ribbon-tied and medallion pendant-hung canopy above a maiden standing atop an urn, enclosing three shelves, over one frieze drawer, on square section legs headed by acanthus carved capitals, with a fluted platform undertier, 64cm wide x 38cm deep x 167cm high, (25in wide x 14 1/2in deep x 65 1/2in high)