walnut and inlaid cabinet by whytock and reid

Circa 1900, unusual walnut and inlaid cabinet by Whytock & Reid of Edinburgh, with Sir Robert Lorimer influences. Made in the Queen Anne style with herringbone banding and small oysters of walnut continue around the front and sides. With full sized doors with similar inlay and brass escutcheon, opening to 6 pull out slides. Beneath is a further pull out slide with cast brass knob handles and the base has full length graduating drawers above a shaped apron. Standing on carved, flared and ribbed bracket feet in the Lorimer style.

Stock No. 28608

Antiques.co.uk Ref: K843VXHQ

Width (cm):

69

Height (cm):

129

Depth (cm):

38

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