A large 18th-century oak hall cupboard featuring deep geometric carvings and iron hardware. This piece offers a generously sized interior, providing both visual impact and practical storage. The decorative carving detail, especially across the upper cornice and door fronts, showcases the craftsmanship typical of vernacular British furniture from this period. Its mellowed oak tone and solid frame make it a striking focal point in a hallway, sitting room or bedroom.
Details:
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Era: 18th Century
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Origin: Britain
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Materials: Solid oak with hand-forged iron hardware
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Dimensions: 95cm (W) x 184cm (H) x 54cm (D)
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Condition Notes: Structurally sound with wear consistent with age, including surface marks and patina; some shrinkage to joints typical of old oak
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Provenance/Story: Sourced from a private rural estate in the Cotswolds; a traditional hall piece likely used for linens or household storage
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Care Tips: Avoid direct heat or sunlight; dust with a soft dry cloth; use breathable liners if storing textiles