A Late 19thC Renaissance Revival Carved Limed Oak Sideboard; Ex Maple & Co sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope the boxes have weakened at

the boxes have weakened at the sides and the books all have general wear

The colour is superb

There are a few small sections of loss to the upper cornice string mouldings

the Turnstone was given its name because it turns over stones and other objects looking for food

harbouring a simply stunning aesthetic from all angles

A Late 19thC Renaissance Revival Carved Limed Oak Sideboard; Ex Maple & Co sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope the boxes have weakened atOrigin: Possibly Scandinavian Period: Late Victorian & Earlier Provenance: The collection of Charles George Weight, thence by descent & acquired from Maple & Co. Ltd., Bournemouth, October 1946 Date: c. 1870 & earlier Height: 39. 5 Width: 83. 5" Depth: 28 The large late nineteenth century Renaissance style carved and limed oak sideboard or buffet, at almost seven feet long and probably utilising earlier timbers, the moulded top with gallery back above