19th Century Two Door Country House Store Cupboard

Character, Charm & Cavernous Storage. The top of this piece has such a nice rich warm colour and lots of character. Back in the 1800's the timber was grown longer, had less knots and the timbers were wider. So you ended up with nice heavy duty, quality storage cupboards. This cupboard probably from the last half of the 1800's has all the original hinges, bolt catches and lock (no key). Three solid timber shelves plus the base, and along the top inside there are 16 plus hooks probably for mugs. Slight warp to Rh door but this just adds to the character. Plain solid timber sides, profiled edge to the top and skirting on all three side. Two plain doors in the shaker style with picture beading for an additional feature. The edge of the leading door is rebated to overlap the second door, and is finished with a routed cock bead finish. All frame with a charming cock bead to the frame to finish off the styling. Good all round colour and lots of character and finished with a natural bees wax. Another fine example of Victorian country house storage. Period: Victorian, Last Half of the 1800's Material: Pine & Brass furniture (with some remanence of old paint)