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Regency Antique Original Painted Pine Antique Whatnot
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Regency Antique Original Painted Pine Antique Whatnot

19th century
Sold 12 February 2025 · Miles Griffiths Antiques Ltd
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Regency Antique Original Painted Pine Antique Whatnot

A lovely quality English early 19th century tiered what not made in solid yellow pine and still in the original Regency paint finish. A lovely model having simulated bamboo columns, decorative turned finial tops and reeded mouldings around the base. Having four tiers / shelves and a single door cupboard to the base. All in excellent condition. Dates to around 1815.

Dimensions

Height: 152cm (60.32")

Width: 52cm (20.63")

Depth: 36cm (14.29")

Date of Manufacture

Miles Griffiths Antiques Ltd has dated this Regency Painted Pine Whatnot to the Regency era.

Physical Dimensions
Height
152cm (59.84")
Width
52cm (20.47")
Depth
36cm (14.17")
Reference Numbers
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SA1080456
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Regency Antique Original Painted Pine Antique Whatnot
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A lovely quality English early 19th century tiered what not made in solid yellow pine and still in the original Regency paint finish.
Miles Griffiths Antiques Ltd

A lovely model having simulated bamboo columns, decorative turned finial tops and reeded mouldings around the base. Having four tiers / shelves and a single door cupboard to the base. All in excellent condition. Dates to around 1815.

Dimensions

Height: 152cm (60.32")

Width: 52cm (20.63")

Depth: 36cm (14.29")

Date of Manufacture

Miles Griffiths Antiques Ltd has dated this Regency Painted Pine Whatnot to the Regency era.

Height
152cm (59.84")
Width
52cm (20.47")
Depth
36cm (14.17")
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1080456
Miles Griffiths Antiques Ltd
Miles Griffiths Antiques Ltd
Sellingantiques verified Since May 2009

34 years in the antiques trade, miles is constantly sourcing interesting, original, mainly english antique furniture and accessories.

Dealer Profile

You can view the stock and full dealer information on the Miles Griffiths Antiques Ltd Profile Page

Trade Associations

Miles Griffiths Antiques Ltd is a registered member of LAPADA 

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A tall, antique Regency pine whatnot featuring four open tiers supported by turned columns above a single-door cabinet base, finished in distressed dark paint. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO
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Archive I A tall, antique Regency pine whatnot featuring four open tiers supported by turned columns above a single-door cabinet base, finished in distressed dark paint. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

Regency Antique Original Painted Pine Antique Whatnot

Archive II A tall, antique Regency pine whatnot featuring four open tiers supported by turned columns above a single-door cabinet base, finished in distressed dark paint. View II
Archive III A tall, antique Regency pine whatnot featuring four open tiers supported by turned columns above a single-door cabinet base, finished in distressed dark paint. View III
Archive IV A tall, antique Regency pine whatnot featuring four open tiers supported by turned columns above a single-door cabinet base, finished in distressed dark paint. View IV
Archive V A tall, antique Regency pine whatnot featuring four open tiers supported by turned columns above a single-door cabinet base, finished in distressed dark paint. View V
Archive VI A tall, antique Regency pine whatnot featuring four open tiers supported by turned columns above a single-door cabinet base, finished in distressed dark paint. View VI
Archive VII A tall, antique Regency pine whatnot featuring four open tiers supported by turned columns above a single-door cabinet base, finished in distressed dark paint. View VII
Archive VIII A tall, antique Regency pine whatnot featuring four open tiers supported by turned columns above a single-door cabinet base, finished in distressed dark paint. View VIII
Archive IX A tall, antique Regency pine whatnot featuring four open tiers supported by turned columns above a single-door cabinet base, finished in distressed dark paint. View IX
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A tall, antique Regency pine whatnot featuring four open tiers supported by turned columns above a single-door cabinet base, finished in distressed dark paint.
Regency Antique Original Painted Pine Antique Whatnot
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A tall, antique Regency pine whatnot featuring four open tiers supported by turned columns above a single-door cabinet base, finished in distressed dark paint.
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  • ObjectShelving
  • Period19th century
  • StyleRegency
  • MaterialPine
  • ColourBrown
  • MotifsTurned upright columns, Open tiered shelving, Lower cabinet base, Finials
  • SizeH 152 cm (60 in) x W 52 cm (20 in) x D 36 cm (14 in)

A whatnot is a piece of freestanding shelving with multiple open tiers, originating in England during the late 18th century and gaining immense popularity throughout the Regency era. They were traditionally used to display ornaments, books, or china.

Antique whatnots were primarily constructed from native timbers such as pine, mahogany, or rosewood. Construction typically features turned upright supports, mortise and tenon joints, and sometimes a lower enclosed cupboard base with hand-cut dovetail joints.

Authentication relies on examining timber patina, tool marks, original fixings, and historical wear patterns. Authentic pieces often display period-appropriate hand-mixed paint finishes, shrinkage cracks in the wood, and traditional joinery methods rather than modern metal screws.

An antique whatnot serves as a functional display unit that adds vertical interest to a room. It can be styled in a living space or study to display curated collections of books, ceramics, and small sculptures, blending historical character with contemporary decor.

Preservation requires keeping the furniture away from direct sunlight and dramatic humidity fluctuations to prevent wood warping and paint flaking. Dust gently with a dry, soft cloth and avoid chemical polishes that can degrade original painted surfaces.
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