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Art Nouveau Marquetry Inlaid Cabinet

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A stunning Art Nouveau period marquetry inlaid mahogany cabinet. Having a moulded cornice above an inlaid freeze. The central door having a wonderful art nouveau inspired marquetry panel depicting maidens after a design by Stephen Webb who designed for Collinson and Lock of London. Having serpentine open ends and supported on square tapering supports with further marquetry inlaid detail, united by an under tier. Cleaned and waxed and now offered for sale in excellent condition, ready to go straight into the home.

Dimensions:
Width 110cms
Depth 40cms
Height 162cms
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Camden Antiques
units 20 & 19
The vinery
Poling
West Sussex
BN189PY
07887503904
Price
£1895.00  UK
$2408.73  USA
2294.09  EU
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Category Antique Furniture Date 1900  Art Nouveau Antiques Material Mahogany Origin English Maker Collinson and Lock Designer Stephen Webb Item code as402a2724 Status Sold

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Camden AntiquesUnits 20, 19, and 18
The Vinery,
Poling
West Sussex
BN18 9PY

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