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c1920’s Solid Oak Cupboard from Kings College London

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FREE two man ground floor delivery on this item. Some more remote and rural locations will incur a charge.

An original school cabinet that came from Kings College London. It originally dates from the late 1920’s to mid 1930’s. It was owned by a senior professor of Cardiology that pioneered the chemicals used to safely stop the heart whilst heart surgery is performed.  He purchased the cupboards from Kings College and had them shipped to his home. They have been cleaned and re-varnished at some point but have lost none of their original beautiful oak grain, patina and colour. The brass drawer label holders are original, along with the escutcheons. The drawers are all completely original and fully in tact. The professor has new liners cut that sit on top of the original bottoms of the drawers – purely for aesthetics and cleanliness. The lower brass knobs were a later addition.

The size, colour, weight and quality of oak just shines through. This piece weighs circa 70kgs, as a reflection of the quality of oak and craftsmanship that went in to finishing the cabinet.

Pure quality and a true piece of UK academic history, with supporting provenance.

Given the right room and position this will gain LOTS of attention and admiration.

Dimensions:

90cm High, 195cm Wide, 60cm Max depth.

It will require a dedicated two man delivery team due to the weight.

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FREE two man ground floor delivery on this item. Some more remote and rural locations will incur a charge.

An original school cabinet that came from Kings College London. It originally dates from the late 1920’s to mid 1930’s. It was owned by a senior professor of Cardiology that pioneered the chemicals used to safely stop the heart whilst heart surgery is performed.  He purchased the cupboards from Kings College and had them shipped to his home. They have been cleaned and re-varnished at some point but have lost none of their original beautiful oak grain, patina and colour. The brass drawer label holders are original, along with the escutcheons. The drawers are all completely original and fully in tact. The professor has new liners cut that sit on top of the original bottoms of the drawers – purely for aesthetics and cleanliness. The lower brass knobs were a later addition.

The size, colour, weight and quality of oak just shines through. This piece weighs circa 70kgs, as a reflection of the quality of oak and craftsmanship that went in to finishing the cabinet.

Pure quality and a true piece of UK academic history, with supporting provenance.

Given the right room and position this will gain LOTS of attention and admiration.

Dimensions:

90cm High, 195cm Wide, 60cm Max depth.

It will require a dedicated two man delivery team due to the weight.

 

 

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