Lot Essay
The line and dot inlay on the frieze is often associated with the Island of Anglesey.
NORTH WALES, EARLY 19TH CENTURY
Details
AN OAK CORNER CUPBOARD
North Wales, early 19th Century
With chequer-banded moulded cornice and line and dot-inlaid frieze centred by a foliate motif, above a pair of twin-fielded panel doors, crossbanded and ebony-strung, with a further pair of similar panelled doors below, all enclosing a green-painted interior, flanked by ebony line-inlaid canted angles, on bracket feet, the key plates and handles
North Wales, early 19th Century
With chequer-banded moulded cornice and line and dot-inlaid frieze centred by a foliate motif, above a pair of twin-fielded panel doors, crossbanded and ebony-strung, with a further pair of similar panelled doors below, all enclosing a green-painted interior, flanked by ebony line-inlaid canted angles, on bracket feet, the key plates and handles
Provenance
Anonymous sale at Sotheby's Chester in 1980s