A solid oak corner cupboard dating to the late 19th century, in the Jacobean / Georgian Revival manner. Designed to sit neatly into a corner, with fluted corner pilasters, dentil moulded cornice and a single panelled door with original brass drop handle and key escutcheon.
The interior is fitted with shaped corner shelves, offering practical storage without taking up unnecessary floor space. A well-proportioned, useful piece suited to period and country interiors.
Details:
- Era: Late Victorian / Early Edwardian, c. 1890–1910
- Origin: Likely British
- Materials: Solid oak with brass hardware
- Dimensions: Available on request
- Condition: Good antique condition. Age-related wear, surface marks and minor knocks consistent with use. Structurally sound.
- Provenance/Story: Produced during the late 19th-century revival of earlier English styles, combining Jacobean weight with Georgian detailing.
- Care Tips: Dust regularly with a soft cloth. Avoid excessive moisture and direct heat. Wax polish occasionally to maintain finish.