whytock & reid of edinburgh cabinet

Circa 1900. An unusual and stylish two-part cabinet by ‘Whytock and Reid of Edinburgh’, in oak and pollard elm, the top section with a pair of cupboards which open to reveal an interior with two adjustable shelves, beneath this there is a moulded section, the base with four large, each with pollard elm facings and a pair of cast brass swan neck handles. Beneath this there are further mouldings and the two-part piece rests on classic bracket feet.

Stock No 32391

Antiques.co.uk Ref: 69NKKPCJX

Width (cm):

76

Height (cm):

163

Depth (cm):

48

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