19th Century French chestnut and fruitwood dough bin.
The well patinated chestnut rectangular three plank sliding top above four canted chestnut sides and a shaped frieze having a fruitwood centre drawer, resting on square fruitwood inner tapered and chamfered legs. Good overall colour.
An unusual early 19th Century French elm dough bin
The deep central hinged elm top, having narrow end cleats. lifting either side, possibly made for seperate breads to be made and stored beside? Interesting, any ideas would be appreciated…
Above a canted bin, constructed using hand made nails, above a narrow shaped frieze, housing a single elm drawer, with later brass handle, resting on a bold square chamfered leg, joined by rectangular chamfered stretchers.
The single plank sliding top (can be hinged) above the handmade nailed four canted sides. The outswept tapered legs on solid block supports. Good colour and participation.
A 19th Century French walnut dough bin. Having a shaped two plank cleated top above the canted bin with floral carvings, above a secret drawer on turned supports, joined to carved shaped stretchers on cabriole legs.
C. 1830
H. 3’ 2” – 97 cm W. 4’ 5” – 134 cm D. 1’ 12” – 60 cm
The well patinated four plank cleated hinged top, lifting to reveal a well used cantered side interior, above a plain frieze, resting on square out swept internally chamfered legs.
The four plank cleated top above a four plank cantered storage bin, resting on a shaped moulded frieze containing a centre drawer with the original brass pull, raised on four well turned out swept legs on a round bun foot, joined by a moulded ‘H’ stretcher. Good overall colour variation and will wax up well.
An Unusual 19th Century French Oak Dough Bin. The hinged shaped top following the lines of the lower bold turned tapering legs; embracing a long single drawer, with the original decorative shaped handles.
C. 1840
H: 2’6” – 74.5 cm W: 3’5” – 103.5 cm D: 1’ 9” – 54 cm
Made in the George II style, in every way. The walnut cross-banded fall front, opening to reveal a fitted interior, of a walnut X-banded central door, flanked by two obvious upright colomn fronted secret drawers, then pigeon holes and small brass handled drawers.
Having a sliding ink well, once opened enabling one to locate the other two very secret hidden drawers. So secret that when I discovered them they seemed to have never been touched!
The carcass having a deep figured walnut top rail and small sized full front support lopers with brass knob handles, above three long graduated drawers, retaining the original brass drop handles and central escutcheons.
The well patinated thick leather insert, within a brass moulded mitred cherrywood top, above a plain frieze, the front housing two cross banded drawers and a central faux drawer, having the original oval urn patterned pressed brass handles and escutcheon.
Resting on square tapered legs, having matching burr elm rectangular inlays to the top and bottoms. Also having a matching brass moulding to the lower leg.
