Early English Wardrobe, for storing clothes.
In original condition, with the wooden stick at the top to hang the clothing.
This cabinet was once made for this purpose, around 1610 – 1640.
Beautiful panels that have been specially quarter sawn so that the oak gets this beautiful drawing with those light 'spots', they are food vessels that run from the core to the bark.
They are also called mirrors.
Under the narrow hood a line with carvings of (Tudor) roses as the only decoration.
Typical English.
Beautiful panels also in the sides.
See also the back, with all those panels, very characteristic.
A paneled back like this is an early feature.
We also had similar cabinets in the Netherlands that we call ‘paneelkast’ - 'panel cabinets'.
Transportation:
In the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg, France and Spain, we transport the furniture in packing blankets and store it indoors. The rest land on a wooden pallet in sturdy cardboard and splash-proof foil and delivered to the front door.
We charge a higher rate for islands, delivery is to the door, please help because the driver is alone, the driver is not allowed inside or up the stairs.
The carrier will contact you to deliver.
He has your telephone number and email address.
>>> These transports usually do not have a track and trace system.
You cannot track the transport.
Take photos of the packaging upon receipt to rule out damage during transport.
Usually it is not possible to ship within three days,
You approve and sign for good reception with the driver.
You must report any damage immediately in this form.
This is necessary for insurance.
Damage that occurs afterwards reception is your own responsibility.
An 'empty' form means good reception.
The carrier will call you to make an appointment for delivery.
You are free to arrange the transport yourself, please indicate this before paying .
