Wales. Circa 1790.

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This is a beautifully executed example of a traditional oak Carmarthen cupboard. Two wide, double panel doors dominate the top section while two large drawers in the base flank a pair of smaller drawers. The case itself is supported by tall, shaped bracket feet. What sets this fine cupboard apart from other variations is the delicate string inlay that runs through the frieze. It is a bit of refinement on a well-proportioned oak cupboard.