Four Victorian washstands second half 19th century

comprising two mahogany examples, one with bowl aperture and undertier; a smaller walnut example and an estate made stained pine square example with a bowl aperture, undertier and square legs, losses and damage (4)

Large washstand with single aperture: Good condition but would benefit from a clean and re-polish as the surfaces have many marks and stains. Lacking handles to the front. Small washstand with single aperture: Fair condition. Many marks and stains with some splits, cracks and separations. Large washstand with no apertures: Fair/distressed condition. The gallery is partially detached and there is a significant loss to the back right corner. Top slightly warped and very stained. One handle missing, another replaced. Large washstand with three drawers: Fair condition. Marks and stains throughout. Crack to the top. Lacking handles to the drawers with later panels to the sides. Screwholes to the top of the legs. Chips and cracks to the veneers across the frieze.
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