An Oak Corner Cabinet by Reynolds of Ludlow

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Designed in the Cotswold School style of the Arts & Crafts movement, this oak corner cabinet has three open shelves set above a cupboard with panelled door and metal ring handle. It is made of solid, well-figured oak and has shaped aprons to the top and the bottom. It was made by Reynolds of Ludlow, c.1960, and bears their metal label.

It measures 176cm tall, 53cm deep and 64cm across the front.

It is in very good and original condition.

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Category Post 1940 Furniture Period Retro Antiques Material Oak Origin English Item code as231a555 Status Sold

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