An interesting 19th century antique scumble glaze cupboard on stand

An interesting antique 19th century Scandinavian scumble glaze cupboard on stand.

The painted numbers to the centre of the door most likely relating to a masonic lodge or location, rather than date of construction. The cupboard would appear to be 19th century in age, rather than 18th.

Its size allows it to be used upon a piece of furniture such as a chest or sideboard or placed on the floor. 

With single drawer.

Constructed in pine and with the original scumble paint. 

Still with its original key. 

The cupboard is raised over a bobbin style base.

A historic metal plate repair can be found to the backboards.

There is a single shelf to the interior of the cupboard, along with a curved rack to the upper section, most likley used for holding pipes or spoons.

Dimensions:-

Height - 111.6cm

Width - 57.5cm

Depth - 28.1cm

Cupboard bottom section internal height - 18.3cm / Top section height - 27.3cm

With age related wear and tear as expected, some losses to the painted finish as illustrated.

Structurally sound and ready to use.

Small section of moulding lacking to right hand side.

Key and lock operate, although the lock pops back when the key turns and therefore could benefit from some attention.

The doors closes so can be used without locking.

Evidence of historic worm, which is non active. This has been treated addtionally for peace of mind.

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