Antique Oak Smokers Cabinet with Bevelled Glass Door and Royal Doulton Lambeth Tobacco Jar (c.1900–1920) mantel display and 7cm tall at the

and 7cm tall at the heel

and open jaws — where the free-spinning ball adds a sense of life and movement

Founded in 1928

– Inverted: becomes a flat base or raised dish with visible feet as a design feature

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Antique Oak Smokers Cabinet with Bevelled Glass Door and Royal Doulton Lambeth Tobacco Jar (c.1900–1920) mantel display and 7cm tall at theAn early 20th century oak smokers cabinet fitted with its Royal Doulton Lambeth stoneware tobacco jar. The cabinet is constructed in solid oak with visible quarter sawn figuring to the sides and door. The front retains its original bevelled edge glass panel and brass catch. Internally there are fitted shelf supports and a lower drawer with original brass drop handle. The jar is impressed to the base: Royal DoultonLambeth England8218 It features raised