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Early C18th Glazed Oak Corner Cupboard Circa 1730
Beresford Antiques LTD
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Early C18th Glazed Oak Corner Cupboard Circa 1730

18th century
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Freestanding early oak corner cupboard with leaded glass door panels and original internal shelves with scrolled shaped edges It has a working lock and key ( possibly a C19TH replacement ) The piece has areas of historic woodworm (long dead but treated anyway ) to be expected in a piece 300 years old There is a retailers label for Askew and Sons Colchester- Antique dealers from 1912 to 1948 .

Physical Dimensions
Height
188cm (74.02")
Width
57cm (22.44")
Depth
57cm (22.44")
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Beresford Antiques LTD has dated this Glazed Oak Corner Cupboard to the Georgian era.

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SA1086364
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Our VAT number is 228171417

Description
Freestanding early oak corner cupboard with leaded glass door panels and original internal shelves with scrolled shaped edges It has a working lock and key ( possibly a C19TH replacement ) The piece has areas of historic woodworm (long dead but treated anyway ) to be expected in a piece 300 years old There is a retailers label for Askew and Sons Colchester- Antique dealers from 1912 to 1948 .
Height
188cm (74.02")
Width
57cm (22.44")
Depth
57cm (22.44")
Date of Manufacture

Beresford Antiques LTD has dated this Glazed Oak Corner Cupboard to the Georgian era.

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SA1086364
Beresford Antiques LTD
Beresford Antiques LTD
Sellingantiques verified Since Jul 2012

Large antique furniture warehouse open to trade and public

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Cliffe Road
North Newbald
YO43 4SP
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An early eighteenth-century dark oak corner cupboard featuring an arched top, leaded diamond glass door, and raised lower panels.
Early C18th glazed oak corner cupboard circa 1730
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Early eighteenth-century corner cupboards typically feature architectural influence, such as arched pediments, glazed doors with diamond or geometric leadwork, and fielded lower panels. Designed primarily during the Queen Anne and Early Georgian periods, these cupboards were constructed to maximise room space while displaying prized household ceramics.

These cabinets were primarily made from native hardwoods such as English oak, walnut, or pine, with glass panes secured by lead cames or timber glazing bars. Iron H-hinges and brass keyhole escutcheons were standard hardware components.

Authentic period pieces exhibit hand-planed timber surfaces, hand-cut mortise and tenon joinery held with wooden pegs, and unevenness in hand-blown glass panes. The interior backboards often show hand-sawn tool marks and an unpolished finish consistent with period craft techniques.

A corner cupboard utilizes under-used corner spaces in dining rooms, halls, or living areas without occupying significant floor footprint. It functions effectively as a curated display space for contemporary ceramics or glassware, providing a historical counterpoint within a modern decorative scheme.

Historic oak should be dusted regularly with a soft, dry cloth and treated periodically with a high-quality beeswax polish to maintain the timber patination. The cupboard should be kept away from direct heat sources and excessive moisture to prevent wood movement and joint separation.
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