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Flame Mahogany Gentlemans Wardrobe By Maple & Co.

Stock No

YNE250328A

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2017
  • £1,250.00
  • €1,419 Euro
  • $1,646 US Dollar
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This superb flame mahogany gentleman’s wardrobe by the renowned Maple & Co. is a fine example.Dating to circa 1900, it is presented in very good condition, showcasing a striking flame mahogany grain and colour. The exterior features beautifully figured mahogany doors with book-matched flame veneers, accentuated by a crossbanded border and fine satinwood string inlay. A dentil-moulded cornice crowns the piece with a cross banded top, and it stands on bracket feet, ensuring stability and durability. Upon opening the doors, the interior reveals a well-thought-out storage configuration. One side provides ample hanging space, complete with brass hanging hooks and a sturdy rail. The opposite side is fitted with 3 removable shelves, making it ideal for folded garments, accessories, or shoes. Additionally, the inside of one door features a full-length mirror. This Maple & Co. wardrobe is not only a statement piece but also a highly functional addition to any bedroom, dressing room, or hallway. W 113cm (44.5")D 55.5cm (21.75")H 151.5cm (59.75") Interior R W 52cm (20.5")D 45cm (17.75")H 134cm (52.75") Interior LW 51cm (20")H to top of rail 131.5cm (51.75")
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LT ANTIQUES

Seller Location

Kent, Kent

Item Dimensions

H: 151.5cm W: 113cm D: 55.5cm

Period

1900

Item Location

United Kingdom

Seller Location

Kent, Kent

Item Location

United Kingdom

Seller Contact No

+44 (0)1634 233 280

+44 (0)7799 880 163

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