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Cupboard Door

1400-1500 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Cupboard door of oak, caved with a scrolling vine-stem bearing leaves and grapes; it has a wrought iron lock and plate, the edges of which latter are cut with scrolls, a two-lobed drop handle with a pierced plate, and two long hinge-bands with cut and pierced ends.


Object details

Categories
Object type
Materials and techniques
oak, iron, carving
Brief description
Oak cupboard door with ironwork and paper(?) decoration, France, 1400-1500
Physical description
Cupboard door of oak, caved with a scrolling vine-stem bearing leaves and grapes; it has a wrought iron lock and plate, the edges of which latter are cut with scrolls, a two-lobed drop handle with a pierced plate, and two long hinge-bands with cut and pierced ends.
Dimensions
  • Height: 37.465cm
  • Width: 30.48cm
Taken from department file: H 14.75in x W 12in (inches) H 37.465cm x W 30.48cm (centemetres)
Object history
Purchased for £11 12s from G.A. Rogers, Esq., 29 Maddox Street, W.

Recommended by the Committee of Art Referees and sanctioned by the Rt. Hon. Sir J. E. Gorst on RP 5429/1897.

See also 80955/1897 and 66541/1896.

This collection of wood-carvings, nos. 134 to 300-1897, was bought for £350.
Collection
Accession number
134-1897

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Record createdJune 24, 2009
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