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17th Century Elizabeth 1/James1 Oak Standing Livery Cupboard
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17th Century Elizabeth 1/James1 Oak Standing Livery Cupboard

17th century
Description

A Rare 17th Century English Elizabeth 1 / James1 circa 1600-1610 Oak Standing Livery Cupboard with birch panels stained in colours , the upper part with frieze on carved Griffin supports. The Base on heavy reeded and leaf carved Bulbous Supports.

Off Small Proportions.

See Victor Chinnery “Oak Furniture “ page 320. Fig 3:25B

Physical Dimensions
Height
121cm (47.64")
Width
117cm (46.06")
Depth
38cm (14.96")
Declaration

Oliveri Antiques Ltd has dated this Jacobean Carved Oak Cupboard to the 17th Century.

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SA1164257
Description
A Rare 17th Century English Elizabeth 1 / James1 circa 1600-1610 Oak Standing Livery Cupboard with birch panels stained in colours , the upper part with frieze on carved Griffin supports. The Base on heavy reeded and leaf carved Bulbous Supports.

Off Small Proportions.

See Victor Chinnery “Oak Furniture “ page 320. Fig 3:25B

Height
121cm (47.64")
Width
117cm (46.06")
Depth
38cm (14.96")
Date of Manufacture

Oliveri Antiques Ltd has dated this Jacobean Carved Oak Cupboard to the 17th Century.

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Oliveri Antiques Ltd
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17th Century Elizabeth 1/James1 Oak Standing Livery Cupboard

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Oliveri Antiques Ltd
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Oxfordshire
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A 17th-century carved oak livery cupboard featuring inlaid wooden panels, carved lion supports, and bulbous turned legs.
17th century ELIZABETH 1/JAMES1 Oak Standing Livery Cupboard
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Originating during the late 16th and early 17th centuries in England, court and livery cupboards were prominent status symbols in wealthy households. They served a dual purpose: storing foodstuffs, candles, or linens inside the enclosed upper sections, while displaying silver plate and serving vessels on open lower tiers during feasts.

These pieces were constructed primarily from native English oak using mortise and tenon joinery secured with wooden pegs. Decorative elements included hand-carved relief work, turned cup-and-cover columns, and geometric marquetry or parquetry inlays utilising contrasting woods such as holly, bog oak, or fruitwood.

Authentic period pieces exhibit uneven hand-planed surfaces, hand-sawn timber marks, and shrinkage aligned with the wood grain over centuries. Construction features include hand-carved wooden dowels, irregular dovetails, original iron hinges, and a naturally darkened patina in areas unexposed to direct handling.

A heavy carved oak cupboard serves as a structural anchor in a hallway, dining room, or living space. Balancing the dense dark timber with light neutral wall paint, understated contemporary ceramics, and minimalist lighting highlights the architectural silhouette and detailed carving without overwhelming the room.

Dust regularly with a dry, soft cotton cloth, avoiding spray polishes that contain silicone. Apply a high-grade beeswax polish once or twice a year to preserve the timber, and maintain stable indoor humidity levels to prevent the solid oak panels from splitting or warping.
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