A Pair Of Walnut Cabinets By Arthur Reynolds Of Ludlow

A Pair Of Walnut Cabinets By Arthur Reynolds Of LudlowA matching pair of figured walnut cabinets by Arthur Reynolds of Ludlow dating to the 1930s. Each cabinet consists of two glazed side cupboards both with two internal glass shelves, with the main centre cupboard having two internal wood shelves with three lower drawers all with original turned walnut knobs. Both in very good condition with one having a very small number of historic worm but nothing that detracts from the piece. Width 122cm Depth 49cm

The artwork dates to the second half of the 20th century and is in good original condition retaining its original stainless steel frame

it’s made from teak with stunning grain to the veneers and rosewood knobs

The table will have been made for a church showing in the quality of the timber and construction

In very good solid condition with age related wear

original lined detail to the front and top and original decorative brass knobs

A superb quality arts and craft oak sideboard by Rupert Griffiths dating to the middle of the 20th century

the sideboard consists of 4 cupboards each with a different size door and 3 dovetailed drawers

lion head detail and decorative brass handles to the top

Antique ebonised papier mache mother of pearl games table dating to the second half of the 19th century

The sideboard has been constructed using true cabinet making techniques and made entirely from the finest English Oak

153cm x 123

Small table - 24cm x 24cm