A substantial and impressive glazed pine dresser display cabinet, most likely dating from the 1920s or 1930s and of English origin.

The base features three large doors: the left two doors open into one generous cupboard section, while a partition separates this from a smaller section behind the right-hand door. The upper section mirrors this layout, with three glazed doors and the same internal division, providing two distinct display areas. Each section is fitted with three shelves on adjustable supports, offering excellent flexibility for display or storage.

The piece is in lovely condition for its age and has been wax finished throughout; the top surface of the base section would benefit from a light re-wax, which is the only attention it really requires.

The top section separates from the base for ease of delivery. A knob is currently missing from the left-hand door, but replacement knobs can be fitted prior to sale. The locks are functioning well and a key will be sourced for the second door lock. A fine and versatile piece with considerable presence.

Code: L7900H

Price: £1250 fully restored and waxed.

Dimensions: Height 91½", width 74", depth 21½". Height of base: 35".