Made in the early 1900s by artisan cabinetmaker A.F. Frieberg in Carlton, this versatile statement piece is a rare complete survivor, featuring mangificent graining.
- Crafted from solid Australian Silky oak showcasing the highly coveted 'lacewood' medullary ray grain flecking.
- Complete with low profile shaped gallery back, internal door latch on one one door and ball catch on the other.
- Original brass cup castors with solid iron wheels that rool smoothly.
- Removable solid timber shelf allowing for flexible storage capacity.
- Use as an entry credenza, sideboard, console, or in the bedroom.
- Excellent antique condition. The cabinet has been gently cleaned and nourished. There is a fine, stable hairline surface crack on one door panel, and other small signs of honest age.
- Dimensions: 77w x 47d x 79h cm
Pick up from our Rowville workshop weekdays between 10am and 4pm or Saturdays by arrangement. Delivery can be arranged at buyer's expense.
*All Vintage Upcycle pieces have lived a life prior and are not in as new condition. Always presume there will be marks and defects with age and use. We will always do our best to display notable damage in our listing description and/or photographs (where possible), but things are sometimes missed or what might be nothing to us, is something to you. You’re always welcome to inspect prior to purchase at our Rowville workshop.