Antique Oak Large French Country Kitchen Cupboard 19th Century

Condition is pretty good structurally: it's a solid piece and fits together well enough, though a bit tricky and needs two people really. The doors and drawers work ok: the odd bit of rubbing here and there but fine. The left door is a bit warped and so sticks out a little at the top. An old turn button would sort that if it's an issue. Cosmetically there are quite a few chips, chunks, scrapes and marks, showing a hard working life; all part of the look really. We haven't waxed the cupboard at all; it has a slightly medieval, out-of-a-barn look (though we've cleaned it a fair bit, inside and out). It can easily be waxed; that'll look great, a bit darker and with a sheen, and still old looking, but its current look is rather a rare state which I think might be quite desirable. Anyway, it's easy to add wax, hard to remove it.. There has been some woodworm in it, particularly on the base; it all looked long gone but we've thoroughly treated it for good measure anyway.