Wooden rosewood book book cabinet

This is a fine quality antique English Victorian rosewood fretwork & inlaid Canterbury, circa 1860, in good original condition. The Canterbury comprises an outer frame with turned column supports at each corner, capped with small finials. The front and side of the Canterbury boast foliate carved open fretwork panels. The Canterbury is divided into three compartments, by two rows of delicate turned spindles, each topped with a horizontal bar. The compartments are ideal for storing magazines, newspapers or music sheets. Below is a drawer, decorated with satinwood string inlay and which retains its original turned wooden knobs. The drawer is mahogany lined and constructed with hand dovetailing. The Canterbury is raised on its original bulbous turned legs which retain the original brass castor collars and wheels. The Canterbury has been constructed from the finest rosewood timbers.

Height = 50.5cm or 19⅞” or 1ft 7⅞”
Width = 56.8cm or 22⅜” or 1ft 10⅜”
Depth = 42.2cm or 16⅝” or 1ft 4⅝”
Partition Height = 20.5cm or 8”
Partition Gaps = 9cm or 3½”