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A fabulous Liberty and Co Arts and Crafts oak sideboard designed by Leonard Wyburd with an inlaid Boars head on a plate using inlays of walnut, Ebony, Pewter and Ivory, flanked by a pair of green bulls eye glass doors with three pewter flower buds beside and extended plinths below. A step down to a generous central serving area. A pair of large cupboards to the lower left hand side and a single drawer to the right with a further cupboard below, the door with a wine claret jug and glasses inlaid with pewter and a very early form of plastic, the only time I have seen early plastic inlaid into a piece of furniture was on a piece designed by C.R.Mackintosh. The metalwork with shaped pull style handles with heart shaped escutcheons. Height 68", Width 7', Depth 25".
Width: 7 in (17.78 cm)
Depth: 25 in (63.5 cm)