A Victorian ebonized credenza from England, circa 1870. Exquisitely crafted with amboyna burl, boxwood, inlay, and ormolu mounts, it features two original Wedgwood Jasperware plaques in classic blue and white. The central door displays a neoclassical scene of Cupid and divotee, while the upper frieze presents a procession of Greco-Roman figures in relief. Flanked by two glazed display cabinets with original blue silk lining, the piece, rests on turned bun, feet trimmed in beading and is adorned with gilt-bronzebronze capitals and moldings. Attributed to Gillows or Edward’s and Robert’s, renowned for their fine marquetry and collaboration with Wedgwood. Size-41.25”H x 66”W x 17”D inside shelves-center has one shelf 14”H x 10.5”D and sides have two shelves each-10.5”D x 10”H, 7.75”H, 10”H Condition -very good antique condition with light wear consistent with age. Some scuffs that need touchup and a good polishing. Please see the photos or request any extra photos you would like. From England circa 1870 -1880 Our pieces are vintage, antique, or previously owned furniture and decor. As such, they often show signs of age, use, or character—which we believe adds to their unique charm. We make every effort to describe items accurately and provide clear, detailed photos, but we encourage all buyers to review the images carefully and ask questions prior to purchase if you need further clarification. Beauty and condition can be subjective, and while we strive to highlight both the strengths and any notable flaws, perfection isn’t always guaranteed with older or pre-loved items.