Ambrose Heal 3 door Newlyn wardrobe in oak

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Wonderful , Ambrose Heal 3 door wardrobe from the Newlyn range , in quartersawn oak throughout . Possibly made by the Guild of Handicraft , with finely cut dovetails , wrought iron hammered metalware and in very good original condition . Comes in 5 pieces , ( 3 centre sections , base and cornice ) allows for easy transport . All 3, sprung , drop handles in working order . Hanging depth of 19"/48.5cm allows for clothes to be hung from front to back .

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DimensionsW.80.5"/204.5cm x D.26.5"/66.5cm x H.77.5"/197cm Date c 1897  Arts and Crafts Antiques Material Golden Oak Origin English Maker Heals Condition Very good original condition . Item code as342a2607 / HealsNewlynrobe MM Status Sold

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