A Profusely Carved 17th Century Oak Mural Livery Cupboard. The facade framework enriched with arabesque strapwork and punchwork embellishments, with three carved face masks to the top centre point and corners; the central mask depicted issuing scrolling stems of leaves and berries from his mouth. The cupboard having two ventilated upper doors incorporating open panels infilled with finely turned baluster spindles above carved lower panels, over a lunette carved cross rail and a small central door below flanked by side panels carved with daisy wheels encircled by looped guilloche bands, 35'' (89 cm) high, 35'' (89 cm) wide, 9'' (23 cm) deep.

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