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Early 19th Century Regency Mahogany Wine Cooler Cellarette.
Dickinsons Antiques
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Early 19th Century Regency Mahogany Wine Cooler Cellarette.

19th century
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A fine Regency mahogany cellarette of a fabulous faded colour. The dome shaped lid and front decorated with a central panel of well figured flame mahogany veneer bordered with rosewood stringing and a mahogany crossbanding. The interior having ten mahogany bottle dividers, raised on turned and reeded tapering legs with original brass cup castors.

The exceptional quality of this piece, along with the style of the leg and base mold, strongly suggests that it was crafted by Gillows of Lancaster.

Physical Dimensions
Height
55cm (21.65")
Width
52cm (20.47")
Depth
41cm (16.14")
Declaration

Dickinsons Antiques has dated this Regency Mahogany Wine Cellarette to the Regency era.

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SA1171125
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A fine Regency mahogany cellarette of a fabulous faded colour.
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The dome shaped lid and front decorated with a central panel of well figured flame mahogany veneer bordered with rosewood stringing and a mahogany crossbanding.
Dickinsons Antiques

The interior having ten mahogany bottle dividers, raised on turned and reeded tapering legs with original brass cup castors.

The exceptional quality of this piece, along with the style of the leg and base mold, strongly suggests that it was crafted by Gillows of Lancaster.

Height
55cm (21.65")
Width
52cm (20.47")
Depth
41cm (16.14")
Date of Manufacture

Dickinsons Antiques has dated this Regency Mahogany Wine Cellarette to the Regency era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1171125
Dickinsons Antiques
Dickinsons Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Oct 2020

Dealing in early oak and country furniture since 1958.

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An open early 19th-century Regency flame mahogany cellarette featuring turned reeded legs, brass castors, side ring handles, and internal glass decanters.
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Archive I An open early 19th-century Regency flame mahogany cellarette featuring turned reeded legs, brass castors, side ring handles, and internal glass decanters.

Early 19th Century Regency Mahogany Wine Cooler Cellarette.

Archive II An open early 19th-century Regency flame mahogany cellarette featuring turned reeded legs, brass castors, side ring handles, and internal glass decanters. View II
Archive III An open early 19th-century Regency flame mahogany cellarette featuring turned reeded legs, brass castors, side ring handles, and internal glass decanters. View III
Archive IV An open early 19th-century Regency flame mahogany cellarette featuring turned reeded legs, brass castors, side ring handles, and internal glass decanters. View IV
Archive V An open early 19th-century Regency flame mahogany cellarette featuring turned reeded legs, brass castors, side ring handles, and internal glass decanters. View V
Archive VI An open early 19th-century Regency flame mahogany cellarette featuring turned reeded legs, brass castors, side ring handles, and internal glass decanters. View VI
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An open early 19th-century Regency flame mahogany cellarette featuring turned reeded legs, brass castors, side ring handles, and internal glass decanters.
Early 19th Century Regency Mahogany Wine Cooler Cellarette.
Ref: SA1171125
An open early 19th-century Regency flame mahogany cellarette featuring turned reeded legs, brass castors, side ring handles, and internal glass decanters.
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During the Regency period, a cellarette served as a freestanding wooden chest used in dining rooms to store and cool wine and spirits. Often fitted with lead lining or ice compartments and brass handles for transport, these pieces allowed hosts to serve chilled beverages directly at the dining table.

19th-century wine coolers were predominantly constructed from dense hardwoods such as mahogany or rosewood, frequently detailed with flame veneer finishes. The interiors often incorporated zinc or lead linings to prevent moisture damage, paired with solid brass handles, hinges, and castors.

Authentic Regency cellarettes feature design characteristics of the early 19th century, including turned or reeded legs, lion mask or drop-ring brass handles, and hand-cut dovetail joinery. Original pieces often display natural wear on the base, castors, and internal decanter divisions.

A cellarette can be placed in a modern dining room, hallway, or living room as a functional drinks cabinet or standalone decorative accent. Its rich wood tones provide visual depth when contrasted against modern painted walls or minimalist furniture.

Maintain the mahogany surface by dusting regularly with a soft cloth and applying a natural beeswax polish twice a year. Keep the piece away from direct sunlight and central heating sources to prevent wood movement or veneer splitting.
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