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Joined Cupboard or Court Cupboard
Michael Youll Antiques
for sale €1,346     $1,461
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Joined Cupboard or Court Cupboard

17th century
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This small scale court cupboard made around 1680 nice simple design properly from north wales its in very original condition its the size thats very nice being only 138 cm wide 54 cm deep 146 tall it does have a makes mark on it P W It could be cleaned a little to bring out its wonderful colour

Physical Dimensions
Height
146cm (57.48")
Width
138cm (54.33")
Depth
54cm (21.26")
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Michael Youll Antiques has dated this Joined Oak Court Cupboard to the 17th Century.

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SA1070566
Description
This small scale court cupboard made around 1680 nice simple design properly from north wales its in very original condition its the size thats very nice being only 138 cm wide 54 cm deep 146 tall it does have a makes mark on it P W It could be cleaned a little to bring out its wonderful colour
Height
146cm (57.48")
Width
138cm (54.33")
Depth
54cm (21.26")
Date of Manufacture

Michael Youll Antiques has dated this Joined Oak Court Cupboard to the 17th Century.

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SA1070566
Michael Youll Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Dec 2010
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A dark oak joined court cupboard featuring a recessed upper section with geometric panelled doors and turned drop finials above a two-door base.
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Archive I A dark oak joined court cupboard featuring a recessed upper section with geometric panelled doors and turned drop finials above a two-door base.

Joined cupboard or court cupboard

Archive II A dark oak joined court cupboard featuring a recessed upper section with geometric panelled doors and turned drop finials above a two-door base. View II
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Archive IV A dark oak joined court cupboard featuring a recessed upper section with geometric panelled doors and turned drop finials above a two-door base. View IV
Archive V A dark oak joined court cupboard featuring a recessed upper section with geometric panelled doors and turned drop finials above a two-door base. View V
Archive VI A dark oak joined court cupboard featuring a recessed upper section with geometric panelled doors and turned drop finials above a two-door base. View VI
Archive VII A dark oak joined court cupboard featuring a recessed upper section with geometric panelled doors and turned drop finials above a two-door base. View VII
Archive VIII A dark oak joined court cupboard featuring a recessed upper section with geometric panelled doors and turned drop finials above a two-door base. View VIII
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Archive X A dark oak joined court cupboard featuring a recessed upper section with geometric panelled doors and turned drop finials above a two-door base. View X
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Michael Youll Antiques
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Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/myoull
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A dark oak joined court cupboard featuring a recessed upper section with geometric panelled doors and turned drop finials above a two-door base.
Joined cupboard or court cupboard
Ref: SA1070566
A dark oak joined court cupboard featuring a recessed upper section with geometric panelled doors and turned drop finials above a two-door base.
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A court cupboard is a piece of English storage furniture introduced during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, featuring a recessed upper section resting on a wider cupboard or open sideboard base. Originally used in dining halls to store and display serving vessels, linens, and food, these pieces were constructed using traditional joined woodwork.

Joined cupboards were hand-crafted by joiners using mortise and tenon joints secured with wooden pegs rather than metal nails or modern adhesives. Solid oak panels were fitted into grooves within sturdy framework stiles to accommodate the natural movement and shrinkage of timber over centuries.

Authentic period oak furniture exhibits hand-planed surfaces, irregular wear patterns around handle openings, original wooden peg construction, and natural wood shrinkage resulting in slightly uneven dimensions. Darkened oxidisation within interior recesses and hand-forged iron hardware further indicate genuine historical age.

A court cupboard serves as a grounded focal point in contemporary dining rooms, hallways, or living spaces when paired with plain, textured walls and simple stoneware ceramics. Balancing the visual weight of dark oak with modern lighting and understated linen textiles highlights the architectural structure of the woodwork.

Maintain historical oak furniture by dusting regularly with a clean, dry cloth and applying a thin coat of beeswax polish once or twice a year to preserve the surface finish. Position the item away from direct sunlight and artificial heat sources to avoid excessive timber drying and cracking.
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