The design of this elegant antique mahogany side cabinet (Circa 1835) still reflects the taste of the Late Regency period rather than the flamboyance of what was to follow. This restraint and eye for the aesthetic shown by the original cabinet maker, drew me towards this piece when I first came across it in a private Surrey residence. Its narrow drawers complement rather than dominate, a design feature reminiscent of this period. The subtle scrolled carved corbels and feet, and the flame-cut gothic arch-paneled doors (key supplied) are all elements that suggest quality and refinement. The small basket design brass knobs are later sympathetic replacements but otherwise its in excellent original condition. So, now it has been traditionally restored, we can offer you a very appealing and practical two-hundred-year-old mahogany side cabinet that has been designed and crafted with thought and precision, for, what we think, compared with the modern equivalent, is bewilderingly good value....