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Victorian Mahogany Sign Painted Chemist’s Cupboard

Name: Victorian Mahogany Sign Painted Chemist’s Cupboard
SKU: as284a2407
Price: 1850.00 GBP
Availability: SoldOut

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Victorian Mahogany Sign Painted Chemist’s Cupboard

A stunning piece of Victorian Shop display, this one is from Gardiner and Lacey Pharmacy advertising all manner of balms, potions and pharmaceutical preparations

The Cupboard has a glazed top section and has adjustable shelves inside, it stands on a lower section which has panelled doors and is also shelved this has side columns and it stands on bun feet
This is a fantastic piece of shop display and would create a superb ambiance for a beauty parlour or hair dressing interior shop design
In good all round original condition, the cupboard is 84” high, 18” deep, 40” wide, it comes into 2 for ease of transportation
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