Wardrobe
Mahogany clothes press which belonged to James Cook and his wife Elizabeth. Clothes would have been stored flat on five shelves in the cupboard on top. There is a four drawer chest below. In Hepplewhite style. It has a cornice with a dentil course, fielded panels on the doors with boxwood stringing and ebony stringing round the drawers. On bracket feet.
Object Details
ID: | AAA3620 |
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Type: | Wardrobe |
Display location: | Not on display |
Date made: | circa 1770 |
Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London. |
Measurements: | Overall: 1803 mm x 1283 mm x 584 mm |