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Very Fine 18th Century Cabinet
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for sale €2,925     $3,175
£2,500

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Very Fine 18th Century Cabinet

18th century
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Lovely 18th century bookcase or china cabinet of impressive scale. It has exceptional cross banding, stringing and mitre panelled doors. It is a really good golden colour not shown in these photos. The lower section is a cupboard with linen sliders underneath a single drawer. Unusually there are three small drawers in the top section. This is a really good piece and in good condition too.

126cm wide

246cm high

62cm deep

TF014

Physical Dimensions
Height
246cm (96.85")
Width
126cm (49.61")
Depth
62cm (24.41")
Declaration

The Fine Art Fund has dated this Georgian Mahogany Glazed Cabinet to the 18th Century.

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SA1055315
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TF014
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Description
Lovely 18th century bookcase or china cabinet of impressive scale. It has exceptional cross banding, stringing and mitre panelled doors. It is a really good golden colour not shown in these photos. The lower section is a cupboard with linen sliders underneath a single drawer. Unusually there are three small drawers in the top section. This is a really good piece and in good condition too.

126cm wide

246cm high

62cm deep

TF014

Height
246cm (96.85")
Width
126cm (49.61")
Depth
62cm (24.41")
Date of Manufacture

The Fine Art Fund has dated this Georgian Mahogany Glazed Cabinet to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1055315
Dealers Internal Ref
TF014
The Fine Art Fund
Sellingantiques verified Since Feb 2024

We source top quality georgian and regency fine furniture made in the united kingdom by the best cabinet makers of the time.

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An 18th-century mahogany cabinet featuring two upper gothic astragal glazed doors above a chest section with oval panel cupboard doors.
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Archive I An 18th-century mahogany cabinet featuring two upper gothic astragal glazed doors above a chest section with oval panel cupboard doors.

Very Fine 18th Century Cabinet

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An 18th-century mahogany cabinet featuring two upper gothic astragal glazed doors above a chest section with oval panel cupboard doors.
Very Fine 18th Century Cabinet
Ref: SA1055315
An 18th-century mahogany cabinet featuring two upper gothic astragal glazed doors above a chest section with oval panel cupboard doors.
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  • ObjectDisplay Cabinets
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialMahogany, Glass, Brass
  • ColourDark Brown
  • MotifsAstragal glazing, Flame mahogany oval veneers, Bracket feet, Dentil moulding
  • SizeH 246 cm (97 in) x W 126 cm (50 in) x D 62 cm (24 in)

This Georgian display cabinet is an eighteenth-century mahogany piece in a rich dark brown. The imposing structure stands 246 cm high, 126 cm wide, and 62 cm deep. The upper section comprises two glass doors with Gothic astragal glazing bars and a decorative dentil moulding beneath the cornice, resting above a tier of three small drawers. Below sits a chest of drawers with two large pull handles finished with circular brass backplates, surrendering to a lower pair of cupboard doors decorated with flame mahogany oval veneers and fine stringing. The base rests on shaped bracket feet. Such a capacious storage unit finds practical application in a traditional dining room or living space for displaying china, glassware, or books while concealing linens and tableware in the lower cupboards.

FAQs

Georgian cabinet making in the 18th century is distinguished by refined proportions, the widespread use of imported mahogany, and classical architectural elements such as pediments, dentil mouldings, and gothic astragal glazing.

These pieces were typically constructed from solid and veneered mahogany, featuring hand-blown glass panes secured with wooden glazing bars and brass hardware.

Authentic 18th-century cabinets display hand-dovetailed drawer joints, hand-sawn secondary timbers like pine or oak, original brass keyhole escutcheons, and slight distortion in the historical glass.

A tall mahogany cabinet serves as a focal point in modern dining rooms or living spaces, providing visual weight and contrast when paired with light neutral walls and contemporary artwork.

Keep the cabinet away from direct sunlight and central heating sources, clean the glass with ammonia-free solutions applied directly to a cloth, and periodically nourish the timber with natural beeswax.
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