Serpentine chamfered aprons
Twin boxwood string inlays form an inner border with foliate garlands in a classical form to four corners
Lifting the hinged lid reveals a compliment of stationery compartments and removable pen tray
the English oak displays wonderful medullary rays in this period cabinet that features wide twin doors with chamfered double field panels
Raised on turned legs displaying a single ring design
Antique Dining Chair, English, Buckle Back, Mahogany Circa 1835 Outdoor Seat Serpentine chamfered apronsAAU 3495 This is an antique dining chair, English William IV buckle back in mahogany, circa 1835. Warm hues to the dark, polished mahogany finish Comfortable, traditionally stuffed pegged, drop in seat pads Finished in a tartan cloth yet easily recovered to suit any dcor Dished buckle back feature a swagged crest rail Stiles pinched at the waist with carved lower rail Displaying well executed, carved 'C' scrolls mounting central banded feathers Turned