English late 19th century drop-leaf chest with display cabinet

English George IV-style drop-leaf chest, built in the late 19th - early 20th century

Mahogany veneered, the upper glass cabinet features two glass doors with inlays along the perimeter. The lower cabinet has a drop-leaf door supported by pulls and four drawers of varying sizes. The drawers and the edge of the drop-leaf door also feature maple and walnut filleting, while a shell is inlaid in the center. Inside, there is an oak cabinet with storage compartments, two drawers, and a small central door. The legs are bracket-shaped

The handles, knobs, and brass filleting escutcheons are made of brass. Two handles on the top drawer are not original and are of a different style. The locks are working and come with two keys

Inside, the display case is lined with brown Varese paper. Overall in very good condition, the piece has been cleaned and polished for preservation purposes

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Sizes: W x D x H:
(93-95) x (27-43) x 204 cm

With the flap open, the depth becomes 74 cm
Worktop depth: 51 cm

Drawer 1: 76.5 x 32 x 6.5 cm
Drawer 2: 85.5 x 32 x 8 cm
Drawer 3: 85.5 x 32 x 10 cm
Drawer 4: 85.5 x 32 x 13 cm

2 doors: W(44) x H(93.5) cm

3 shelves: 17 cm deep
Distance between shelves: 29 cm, 37 cm for the top shelf

Code: 3317