A wonderful wall-hanging corner cupboard in dense native Welsh oak, with the reddish colour associated with the most superior furniture from Montgomeryshire. The cornice has a blind fretwork apron over a single door with an elaborate ogee-arched raised-and-fielded panel above a similar square panel, and the ends - very unusually - are also panelled. The interior has two elaborately shaped shelves.This is a truly superior example with a rich colour and good surface patination.Montgomeryshire, mid-Wales, circa 1740. For furniture with this kind of panelling see ''Welsh Furniture 1250-1950: A Cultural History of Craftsmanship and Design'', (Saer 2007)Height: 36.5 ins; 93 cmsWidth across front: 28 ins; 71 cmsDepth from rear corner to front of cornice: 17.5 ins; 44 cmsItems purchased can be stored and collected by mutual agreement, although we are always happy to help with delivery arrangements (just email us at with your postcode or country & zip code to obtain...