Featured Triple wardrobe, Maple ?

I was offered this massive triple wardrobe this evening for free.
Thing is its 7 feet tall and about 8 feet wide and weighs a ton and is on a the third floor.
Its not really my type of stuff because its big and hard to sell.
It will split into 3 parts after about 30 minutes work.

I said to the guy I would have to charge him to take it away.

Part of me is hoping he does not call back, the other part is thinking its a pretty impressive piece of furniture even though it is quite plain.

Do you think its Maple wood.?

The interior photos do not do it justice, my flash came on, it is a lot lighter than shown.

 

The item has to be out of the property by lunchtime Monday, otherwise a charity is taking it.
My removal men are not available.

I`m going down to the property later today to dismantle it and take it out bit by bit using the inside and roofrack of one of my Volvo`s.
I`m not charging the guy.

I`ve no room at present to reassemble it at my lock-up so it will have to stay in bits until whenever.
I just hope I`m not stuck with it for a couple of years like the last large item of furniture I had.

 

Well I got it out and into storage 3 hours from start to finish, two runs in the Volvo.
Whoever buys it can reassemble it

 

Found the obligatory stolen coathanger in this wardrobe.

Mount Royal Hotel, 800 rooms with bath, Marble Arch , London.

It always makes me laugh what people steal for souvenirs.
I`m getting quite a collection of wooden coathangers from around the world.

Its called the Thistle Hotel now with only 684 rooms.

 

Still don`t know, no one apart from me and the previous owner has seen it since I removed it.
Its in storage now, I might try and sell it to the trade so someone might know.

Could be a long wait.

 

This is from 50`s - 60`s UK, not the done thing.

Most hotels I`ve been in recently have hangers attached to the rails that become pretty useless if removed.