Satinwood Triple Wardrobe by Maple & Co

Antique triple wardrobe by Maple & Co, made around 1910 probably. It's made of satinwood, or satin walnut, whatever you like to call it: an attractive light coloured hardwood used much at the time. There's a central mirrored door flanked by two shaped panel doors with glazed windows at the top, each having six panes of convex glass. Inside there are little rails where curtains can be fixed. There's a carved cornice above and a base below. The left two thirds are hanging space, with original rail and hooks, and a long drawer below. It's just about deep enough to take a normal hanger, though a little less than we might use these days: alright for most non bulky clothes I'd have thought (see dimensions below). The right hand third is fitted with interior drawers: four tray type ones above three regular ones. It can be taken apart but the hanging part is still fairly large. I'll add its dimensions later.