A rare Georgian country house scrubbed-pine plate draining rack with good historical wear and patina, which can either be surface stood or wall mounted. Beautifully constructed, it is fitted with full-length plate dividing spindles that pass through both sections. Saucepans, bowls, cups and mugs can be put to drain upside down on its top shelf, and it accommodates modern-day large dinner plates comfortably (note dimensions below). It holds up to 31 plates, and has 3 extra long slots for large platters, bread boards and baking trays. 

It has been adapted to hang on a wall, with the addition of two modern slats of wood attached top and bottom on its rear side - see images. This allows room for plates to project comfortably toward the rear when slotted into the rack. These additions can easily be removed if your intention is to use the rack freestanding.

Year of manufacture: c.1830

Origin: England 

Material: pine 

Dimensions: Length 107cm / Height 72cm / Depth 20cm / Depth including additional wooden brackets 23cm

Upper plate slots (x13): Height 28cm / Width 5cm

Lower plate slots (x18): Height 27.5cm / Width 3.4cm

Platter slots (x3): Height 58.5cm / Width 4.5 cm

Condition: very good, with a complete set of intact and original spindles. There are some minor small splits in the wood but nothing untoward, these being all part of its history and good-looks. See all images. 

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