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Arts and Crafts Cabinet by Shapland and Petter
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Arts and Crafts Cabinet by Shapland and Petter

1900 - 1920
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Very good quality mahogany arts and crafts cabinet by the respected cabinet maker shapland and petter circa 1900, makers stamp to the locks with all original handles and locks, bow fronted drawer section with inlaid drawers. It features a broad flyover top with all round supports, stile legs and shaped squared feet, the interior is still lined with the original velvet with shelves of varying depths

Height 69 1/4 inches ...176 cm

Width 46 inches ...117 cm

Depth 17 1/2 inches ...44.5 cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
176cm (69.29")
Width
117cm (46.06")
Depth
44.5cm (17.52")
Declaration

Treehouse Antiques has dated this Arts and Crafts Display Cabinet to the 1900s.

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SA1133906
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Very good quality mahogany arts and crafts cabinet by the respected cabinet maker shapland and petter circa 1900, makers stamp to the locks with all original handles and locks, bow fronted drawer section with inlaid drawers.
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It features a broad flyover top with all round supports, stile legs and shaped squared feet, the interior is still lined with the original velvet with shelves of varying depths.
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Height 69 1/4 inches ...176 cm

Width 46 inches ...117 cm

Depth 17 1/2 inches ...44.5 cm

Height
176cm (69.29")
Width
117cm (46.06")
Depth
44.5cm (17.52")
Date of Manufacture

Treehouse Antiques has dated this Arts and Crafts Display Cabinet to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1133906
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An Arts and Crafts mahogany glazed display cabinet on stand featuring an overhanging top, glass doors, inlay detailing, and a lower open shelf.
ARTS AND CRAFTS CABINET BY SHAPLAND AND PETTER
Ref: SA1133906
An Arts and Crafts mahogany glazed display cabinet on stand featuring an overhanging top, glass doors, inlay detailing, and a lower open shelf.
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  • ObjectDisplay Cabinets
  • Period1900 - 1920
  • StyleArts and Crafts
  • MaterialMahogany, Glass, Brass, Wood Inlay
  • ColourWarm Brown
  • MotifsOverhanging cornice, Glazed doors, Inlaid stringing, Octagonal brass handles
  • SizeH 176 cm (69 in) x W 117 cm (46 in) x D 44.5 cm (18 in)

This Arts and Crafts cabinet by Shapland and Petter dates to 1900 and is made from warm brown mahogany with glass, brass hardware, and wood inlay. The piece stands on stile legs with shaped squared feet, incorporating an overhanging cornice and glazed doors with a makers stamp to the locks. Two bow fronted drawers display inlaid stringing and octagonal brass handles, positioned above a lower open shelf supported by vertical struts. The interior contains shelves of varying depths lined with the original velvet, and the overall construction measures 176 cm high, 117 cm wide, and 44.5 cm deep. In a contemporary interior, this cabinet suits a gentleman's library or study, serving as a display unit for books, ceramics, or collectibles. The upper glazed section provides dust-free display space, while the drawers accommodate smaller stationery items and accessories. The lower open shelf allows for additional storage or display of larger volumes. The construction suits placement against a study wall or within a traditional living space where dark wood furniture complements the room scheme.

The Arts and Crafts movement emphasised honest craftsmanship, simple structural forms, and hand-finished details. Cabinets from this era frequently feature architectural cornices, stylized botanical or geometric wood inlays, and custom metalwork handles.

Solid oak, mahogany, and walnut were the primary timbers used, often highlighted with marquetry inlays of boxwood, fruitwood, or mother-of-pearl. Glazed panels were fitted with hand-cut glass panes and supported by bespoke brass or iron hardware.

Look for distinctive construction methods such as exposed mortise and tenon joints, hand-dovetailed drawers, and stamped metal fittings or lock mechanisms. Specific makers like Shapland and Petter frequently stamped lock plates with registered numbers or firm initials.

Place the cabinet against a neutral or rich wall backdrop to let the wood grain and inlay work stand out. Use the glazed upper section to display curated ceramics or books, balancing the antique timber with contemporary textures.

Dust the exterior regularly with a dry, lint-free microfibre cloth and apply a high-quality beeswax polish sparingly once or twice a year. Clean the glass panels using a specialist glass cleaner applied to a cloth rather than sprayed directly onto the wood.
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