1960s/70s teak Museum cabinet
Price: 135.90 GBP Condition: Used
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Item Specifics
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Description:
Museum cabinet salvaged from a museum in London. the cabinet has 12 draws and each draw has a glass cover. the cabinet its lovely with brass on the edges. Teak
Personalised: No
Handle Finish: brass
Item Width (Interior): 88
Material: Teak
Set Includes: Doors
Item Length (Interior): 127
Year Manufactured: 1970, 1960
Item Length: 103
Item Depth: 103
Item Height (Interior): 6
Colour: Brown
Mounting: Free Standing
Type: Display Cabinet
Unit Type: Unit
Number of Drawers: 12
Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original
Item Height: 96
Number of Doors: 2
Handle Type: Pull/Handle
Time Period Manufactured: Post-1950
Unit Quantity: 1
Handmade: Yes
Item Width: 151
Country of Origin: United Kingdom
Buying tips
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Price notes
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Condition notes
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FAQ
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