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Antique Footman's Carry Tray, English, Fruitwood, Butler's Work Box, Victorian

Stock No

25505

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2024
  • £895.00
  • €1,014 Euro
  • $1,179 US Dollar
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This is a charming antique footman's carry tray. An English, estate made fruitwood and oak butler's work box, dating to the early Victorian period, circa 1850. A delightfully practical piece with country house character and enduring appeal. Superb Victorian work tray, ideal for serving, display or rustic interior decor Crafted from select fruitwood and oak, presenting fine grain interest and rich caramel hues Divided into twin compartments, ideal for cutlery, tools, or tabletop organisation Tactile butler’s grasp inset within the division for comfort Estate made with a tactile, well-aged finish — gently timeworn commensurate with age Stout pinned joints and confident construction convey durability and provenance A fine decorative or functional addition to a pantry, kitchen, or hallway A splendid example of 19th century domestic craftsmanship, this butler’s carry tray would make a striking addition to the refined country home or period property alike. Solid joints and construction, delivered ready for the home. Dimensions: Max Width: 45.5cm (18'') Max Depth: 25.5cm (10'') Max Height: 16.5cm (6.5'') Division Depth: 10.5cm (4.25'')
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Seller Location

Hele, Devon

Item Dimensions

H: 16.5cm W: 45.5cm D: 25.5cm

Period

1850s

Item Location

United Kingdom

Seller Location

Hele, Devon

Item Location

United Kingdom

Seller Contact No

+44 (0)207 1833511

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