DESCRIPTION
A handsome George III mahogany standing corner cupboard dating from the late eighteenth century, retaining its elegant swan-neck pediment and attractive figured mahogany throughout.
Constructed in one section, the cupboard is surmounted by a moulded swan-neck pediment with central brass finial above a single panelled door enclosed by canted corners. The interior retains its shaped green-painted corner shelves, offering useful display or storage space.
The lower section is enclosed by a large blind panel and stands on shaped bracket feet. The door and lower panel display particularly attractive bookmatched flame mahogany veneers, while the restrained proportions make it equally suitable for both period and contemporary interiors.
Although altered during its life, the cupboard remains an attractive and practical eighteenth-century piece with plenty of character.
DIMENSIONS
Height: 193 cm
Width: 91 cm
Depth: 54 cm
CONDITION
Presented in good antique condition consistent with its age of over 200 years. There are the usual marks, knocks, scratches, small cracks and signs of age-related wear expected from a useful period piece. The cupboard has been adapted historically. The base section is enclosed (no door) and accessed by removing a hatch in the lowest interior shelf, revealing a useful storage void beneath. The interior retains its shaped painted shelves in the upper section, and the cupboard remains structurally sound and ready for use.
