Sideboard
ca. 1927 (made)
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Walnut sideboard supported on four legs with two curving supports, which are connected by a flat stretcher set towards the back. The sideboard is formed as a rectangular box divided into three bays by a plain framework, the two outer bays
containing a drawer above a small cupboard and the central bay filled by a cupboard. The left hand drawer is fitted for cutlery. The central cupboard is divided by a single shelf, the right hand cupboard has a shelf with a bottle rack fitted to its door. The cupboard doors have figured veneering, the handles have striped veneering.
containing a drawer above a small cupboard and the central bay filled by a cupboard. The left hand drawer is fitted for cutlery. The central cupboard is divided by a single shelf, the right hand cupboard has a shelf with a bottle rack fitted to its door. The cupboard doors have figured veneering, the handles have striped veneering.
Object details
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| Parts | This object consists of 4 parts.
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| Brief description | Sideboard, ca. 1927, English, designed and made by Bath Cabinet Makers |
| Physical description | Walnut sideboard supported on four legs with two curving supports, which are connected by a flat stretcher set towards the back. The sideboard is formed as a rectangular box divided into three bays by a plain framework, the two outer bays containing a drawer above a small cupboard and the central bay filled by a cupboard. The left hand drawer is fitted for cutlery. The central cupboard is divided by a single shelf, the right hand cupboard has a shelf with a bottle rack fitted to its door. The cupboard doors have figured veneering, the handles have striped veneering. |
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| Credit line | Given by Leslie Bilsbie Esq. |
| Object history | Object sampling carried out by Jo Darrah, V&A Science; drawer/slide reference 6/37. |
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| Accession number | W.21:4-1976 |
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| Record created | May 11, 2007 |
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