A beautifully preserved Victorian burr walnut Canterbury whatnot, combining richly figured walnut with elegant carved fretwork and practical open storage.

The upper section features a beautifully figured burr walnut top framed by decorative pierced galleries, supported by turned uprights and intricate scroll-cut side panels. Beneath sits a traditional divided Canterbury section, originally designed for sheet music and now perfectly suited to storing magazines, books, newspapers or folios.

A useful lower shelf and small drawer provide additional storage, while turned supports and carved detailing throughout give the piece a wonderfully ornate yet balanced silhouette.

The burr walnut displays striking natural figuring and a rich warm patina, making this as much a decorative statement piece as a practical item of furniture.

Ideal for a hallway, drawing room, study, library or living room, where it could be used as a magazine rack, book stand, occasional table or decorative display piece.

In excellent antique condition overall, with only minor age-related signs of use consistent with its period. These form part of the history and character of the piece.

Measurements: 

56cm width

40cm depth

86cm height

Delivery:

Complimentary UK mainland delivery is included in the price of all furniture and larger items. These pieces are delivered using a trusted specialist furniture courier to ensure they are transported safely and with appropriate care.

We will contact you after purchase to arrange a suitable delivery date. Please allow approximately 1-2 weeks for delivery, depending on your location and courier availability.

Deliveries to the Scottish Highlands, islands and certain remote locations may incur an additional charge; please contact us before purchasing if you are unsure.

Collection is also available from Glendevon, Perthshire, Scotland, FK14 7JY. by prior appointment only. Please contact us after purchase to arrange a suitable time.