A George I padouk table cabinet on mid-18th century stand the cabinet circa 1720

with a pair of doors enclosing an arrangement of nine drawers, the carcass of the cabinet in oak

Good overall condition. Some activity around the lock to the inside of the right door as you face the cabinet. The beading dividing the doors appears to be of a different timber and therefore possibly a later replacement The timber to the stand is difficult to identify - it has similarities to cocus wood, however no significant lighter sapwood is evident which is a characteristic of cocus wood. Minor general old marks and scratches.
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