DESCRIPTION

An attractive Regency simulated rosewood cabinet, circa 1820, of elegant proportions and with particularly appealing gilt decoration.

The rectangular top with rounded front corners sits above a single frieze drawer fitted with brass knob handles. Below, a pair of panelled cupboard doors open to reveal a useful shelved interior.

The rich simulated rosewood finish is highlighted by fine gilt-painted line decoration and stylised foliate motifs, with further gilt detailing to the distinctive turned pilasters flanking the doors. The cabinet is raised on four ring-turned feet.

The combination of its dark Regency finish, restrained gilding and compact proportions gives the cabinet considerable decorative appeal. At just under 80cm wide and only 32cm deep, it is also an unusually versatile piece, suitable for a drawing room, hallway, dining room or alcove where a deeper cabinet might be impractical.

DIMENSIONS

Height: 86.5cm
Width: 79.5cm
Depth: 32cm

CONDITION

In good, structurally sound antique condition with wear commensurate with Structurally sound and in good antique condition overall. There are scratches, knocks, rubbing and areas of loss to the simulated rosewood and gilt finish throughout, commensurate with approximately 200 years of age and use. These have developed into an attractive aged surface and do not detract significantly from the overall appearance. The key is absent.

Overall, a particularly decorative and useful Regency cabinet retaining plenty of character and an appealing period surface.

As an antique or vintage piece, signs of age and use should be expected and are part of its character. The photographs form an important part of the description and should be viewed alongside the written condition report. If you would like further information or additional photographs, we are always happy to help before purchase. If any dimensions are critical, please check these with us before purchasing.

Regency Simulated Rosewood & Gilt Decorated Cabinet, c.1820

Name: Regency Simulated Rosewood & Gilt Decorated Cabinet, c.1820
Price: 895 GBP
Availability: InStock

£895.00

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We carefully select antique furniture and decorative objects for their quality, craftsmanship, character and individuality. Our tastes are broad, and we’re happy to be led by the piece rather than a particular period or style. Above all, we choose things we genuinely admire and would be happy to have in our own home.

Every item is individually inspected, researched and professionally photographed, with clear descriptions and honest condition reports to help you buy with confidence.

We believe good furniture should have a long life. Choosing antique keeps well-made furniture and existing materials in use, and we favour sympathetic restoration that preserves the patina and character acquired over generations.

VIEWING

Viewing is welcome by appointment at our premises in North Yorkshire, on the border with Lancashire. If there is anything you would like to know before purchasing, we are always happy to answer questions or provide additional photographs.

DELIVERY & COLLECTION

Collection is welcome by arrangement.

We can usually arrange delivery throughout mainland UK using trusted independent couriers, charged at cost. As a general guide, delivery for an average-sized chest of drawers is typically £80–£100. Larger items and more remote locations will incur higher charges.

Most deliveries are completed within approximately two weeks, although faster delivery may sometimes be available. Please contact us with your postcode for a delivery quotation before purchasing.

AUTHENTICITY & CONDITION

We strive to describe every item as accurately and honestly as possible. Statements regarding age, attribution, origin and provenance are offered in good faith and represent our professional opinion based on the information available at the time of listing.

As all of our items are antique or vintage, signs of age and use should be expected. Old repairs, knocks, wear, variations in colour and other minor imperfections are often part of a piece’s history and character. Where condition affects its integrity, appearance or usefulness, we will endeavour to make this clear in the description.