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Remarkable Carved Oak and Inlaid Wall Cupboard Dated 1763
Havard and Havard
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Remarkable Carved Oak and Inlaid Wall Cupboard Dated 1763

18th century
Description

This extraordinary cupboard is unlike any wall cupboard we have ever seen before. Its` construction suggests it was made by someone familiar with clock case production. The cornice and scroll pediment, embellished with arcaded detail and chip carving, are made from a single piece of timber, the arched centre surrounding a cherub with outspread wings holding a shield initialled IDC and dated 1763.

The arched, fielded-panel door below is carved with an inlaid lozenge-shaped fielded panel and encloses two shelves and two small drawers. There are two fluted tapering columns with ionic capitals and chip-carved bases.

The pine backboards are old but not original.

Physical Dimensions
Height
81cm (31.89")
Width
86cm (33.86")
Depth
29cm (11.42")
Declaration

Havard and Havard has dated this Carved Oak Wall Cupboard to the 18th Century.

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SA1102196
Description
This extraordinary cupboard is unlike any wall cupboard we have ever seen before. Its` construction suggests it was made by someone familiar with clock case production. The cornice and scroll pediment, embellished with arcaded detail and chip carving, are made from a single piece of timber, the arched centre surrounding a cherub with outspread wings holding a shield initialled IDC and dated 1763.
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The arched, fielded-panel door below is carved with an inlaid lozenge-shaped fielded panel and encloses two shelves and two small drawers.
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There are two fluted tapering columns with ionic capitals and chip-carved bases.

The pine backboards are old but not original.

Height
81cm (31.89")
Width
86cm (33.86")
Depth
29cm (11.42")
Date of Manufacture

Havard and Havard has dated this Carved Oak Wall Cupboard to the 18th Century.

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SA1102196
Havard and Havard
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An 18th-century dark carved oak wall cupboard featuring a crest carved with a winged angel dated 1763, flanking Ionic columns, and a central door decorated with diamond-shaped wood inlay.
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Archive I An 18th-century dark carved oak wall cupboard featuring a crest carved with a winged angel dated 1763, flanking Ionic columns, and a central door decorated with diamond-shaped wood inlay.

Remarkable Carved Oak and Inlaid Wall Cupboard Dated 1763

Archive II An 18th-century dark carved oak wall cupboard featuring a crest carved with a winged angel dated 1763, flanking Ionic columns, and a central door decorated with diamond-shaped wood inlay. View II
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Archive IV An 18th-century dark carved oak wall cupboard featuring a crest carved with a winged angel dated 1763, flanking Ionic columns, and a central door decorated with diamond-shaped wood inlay. View IV
Archive V An 18th-century dark carved oak wall cupboard featuring a crest carved with a winged angel dated 1763, flanking Ionic columns, and a central door decorated with diamond-shaped wood inlay. View V
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Penarth
Vale of Glamorgan
United Kingdom

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An 18th-century dark carved oak wall cupboard featuring a crest carved with a winged angel dated 1763, flanking Ionic columns, and a central door decorated with diamond-shaped wood inlay.
Remarkable Carved Oak and Inlaid Wall Cupboard Dated 1763
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An 18th-century dark carved oak wall cupboard featuring a crest carved with a winged angel dated 1763, flanking Ionic columns, and a central door decorated with diamond-shaped wood inlay.
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In the eighteenth century, small oak wall cupboardsoften referred to as mural cupboards or spice cabinetswere mounted on walls in country homes and regional estates. They provided secure storage for costly items such as spices, tea, salt, and legal documents, while displaying the woodcarving craft of local joiners.

Period wall cupboards were primarily built using solid European oak, held together with mortise and tenon joinery secured with wooden pegs. Decorative elements were carved directly into the timber or created using wood marquetry and geometric inlays made from contrasting timber species like fruitwood or holly.

Authentic pieces show uneven hand-planed surfaces on the rear panels, hand-cast iron or brass hardware, and pegged construction rather than modern screws or nails. Natural shrinkage around knots and joints over centuries creates slight gaps, while deep, uneven patination builds up in carved recesses.

A dark carved oak cupboard creates a grounding focal point when mounted on a textured plaster wall or painted backdrop in neutral tones. Placing the cabinet in an entryway, hallway, or above a low console table balances historical woodwork with contemporary living spaces.

Maintain antique oak by dusting regularly with a soft, dry cloth and applying a high-quality beeswax paste once or twice a year to nourish the wood. Keep the cupboard away from direct heat sources and excessive moisture to prevent timber shrinkage and movement.
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