Welsh oak chest on stand of small proportions, the upper section with a bold cornice and polished surface and drawers with moulded edges, over a base with a drawer and elaborately shaped and fretted frieze and shaped ends, raised on square chamfered legs

Pembrokeshire, circa 1740

53" high, 40" wide, 20" deep
135 cms high, 102 cms wide

Welsh oak cwpwrdd deuddarn, the upper section with drop finials above three doors with gothic-shaped panels, the centre enclosing a section with fitted drawers, over a lower section of three drawers, above a pair of panelled doors flanking a fixed panel, raised on bracket feet,

Cardiganshire, circa 1780

60.5" wide, 75.75" high, 22" deep
154 cms wide, 193 cms high, 56 cms deep

Welsh oak cupboard of very unusual form. The upper section has a pair of doors with raised and fielded panels above two drawers, over a lower section with similarly panelled doors.

North Wales, circa 1740

38" wide, 72.5" high, 22.5" deep
97 cms wide, 184 cms high, 57 cms deep

Welsh oak panelled food cupboard of particularly small proportions, the upper doors with fretted S-shaped scrolls for ventilation.

Meironydd circa 1740

68.5" high, 34.5" wide, 16.5" deep
174 cms high, 88 cms wide, 43 cms deep

Welsh oak cwpwrdd tridarn of particularly small proportions and unusual design. The canopy section is raised on finely turned supports terminating in drop-pendants, above a central section of two doors over a base with a single door to one side.

Snowdonia, circa 1630

63” high, 33” wide, 18.5 deep
160 cms high, 84 cms wide, 47 cms deep

Welsh oak press cupboard, the doors in the top section with gothic-shaped panels over a drop-fronted panel, with a base with an unusual drawer arrangement, and raised on bracket feet,

Carmarthenshire, circa 1780

49.5" wide, 75.75" high, 22.75" deep
126 cms wide, 193 cms high, 58 cms deep

Welsh chest-on-chest, in figured oak the upper section with rounded fluted side columns and elaborately fitted secretaire drawer, over a base raised on shaped and pierced bracket feet,

Towy Valley, Carmarthenshire, circa 1780

43" wide, 76" high, 22" deep
109 cms wide, 193 cms high, 56 cms deep

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Welsh oak cupboard of rare design, the panels enclosed by channel-moulded framework with the doors placed to one side.

Breconshire, circa 1630

39.75 " high, 33.5 " wide, 22.75 " deep
101 cms high, 85 cms wide, 58 cms deep

Georgian oak chest-on-chest, with unusual pollard oak framing around the drawers, raised on shaped bracket feet, circa 1780

43.5" wide, 73" high, 22" deep
110 cms wide, 185 cms high, 56 cms deep

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Welsh oak chest of drawers with a moulded-edged top embellished with an inlaid geometric pattern in holly, raised on bracket feet.

Carmarthenshire, circa1760

37" wide, 35 ½" high, 22 ½" deep
94 cms wide, 90 cms high, 54 cms deep

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