Graver Antiques and Interiors

Description

Fine chippendale revival carved mahogany breakfront display cabinet, with a fret carved pediment above an acanthus carved frieze and glazed doors decorated with acanthus scrolls and flowerbell mouldings, with conforming glazed wings enclosing two glass shelves, the base with a long drawer, raised on carved cabriole legs with claw and ball feet joined by a flattened stretcher.
Fantastic colour and condition.
60" x 15" x 75" high
Labelled Chippendale House, Wells Road, Made by C Baker.
Charles Baker ( 1841-1932 ) came from an important family of chair and cabinet makers working in Bath, the firm was known for its exacting recreation of 18th century designs, especially sheraton and chippendale patterns.