A Magnificent Burr Walnut Inlaid Credenza / Sideboard

A magnificent inlaid burr walnut Victorian Period credenza of the finest quality. In excellent condition with good colour and patination. The shaped top with curved ends, veneered in wonderfully figured burr walnut. Beneath the thuya wood banded frieze, with purple heart and satinwood inlaid detail. The central panelled door having the most wonderful worked inlaid panel and cross banded in thuya wood and flanked by twin free standing thuya veneered columns with ormolu Corinthian column capitals. The curved glazed end doors opening to reveal a velvet lined shelved interior, all supported on six turned ormolu mounted feet. The original brass lever locks to each opening door, with the original key. This extremely fine quality credenza dates to circa 1870. Please contact us for a mainland UK delivery price, using our specialist antique furniture courier. For overseas customers a fully insured door to door service is provided by our regular shippers, please contact us for a specific quotation.   Dimensions: 69" wide x 19" deep x 41" high   This credenza is of the highest quality, the inlaid detail is very much in the manner of Jackson & Graham the renowned 19th Century cabinetmakers Jackson & Graham - Oxford Street, London; cabinet makers, upholsterers, carvers and gilders (fl.1836–c.1885) Jackson & Graham were one of the elite firms of early and mid-Victorian London and played a major role, through the international exhibitions from 1851 onwards, in raising the reputation of London furniture makers in the European and international markets.