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George III Oak & Mahogany Crossbanded Inlaid Wall-hanging Corner Cupboard, Late 18th Century (Georgian Cabinet)
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George III Oak & Mahogany Crossbanded Inlaid Wall-hanging Corner Cupboard, Late 18th Century (Georgian Cabinet)

18th century
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Description

A fine late 18th-century George III period wall-hanging corner cabinet, dating from around 1780–1790.

The cabinet is surmounted by a dentil-detailed moulded cornice above a richly figured mahogany-veneered frieze, inlaid with ebony and boxwood stringing. The single door is framed with mahogany crossbanding around an oak panel door, itself with a further banded inner border and a well-executed shell inlay.

The door retains its original brass hinges; the escutcheon may be a later addition. The lock has been replaced with a period correct replacement, and comes with a working key. The interior, painted in an off-white, has three shelves, ideal for display. The cabinet rests on a shallow moulded base.

All original timbers, including the backboards. The piece has been through our workshop where it was sensitively cleaned, wax-polished, and serviced, leaving it in excellent ready-to-use condition.

Dimensions (Approximate):

Height: 106.5 cm (42")

Width (front): 80.5 cm (31.75")

Depth (front to back): 47 cm (18.5")

Rear corner to side edge: 58.5 cm (23")

Condition

This corner cupboard is in very good condition for its age and is structurally sound and sturdy. All timbers are original. Original hardware apart from the sympathetic replacement lock and key, which are of similar period. Minor marks and blemishes are present as expected with use and age, but there are no loose joints. The cabinet has been carefully cleaned and waxed, preserving its warm patina and ensuring it is now ready for everyday use.

As with all antique furniture, some wear, marks, and signs of age are to be expected and are part of its historic character.

Physical Dimensions
Height
106.5cm (41.93")
Width
80.5cm (31.69")
Depth
47cm (18.50")
Declaration

Leeds Antiques has dated this Georgian Oak Corner Cupboard to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1175069
Dealers Internal Reference
LA01000126
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Description
A fine late 18th-century George III period wall-hanging corner cabinet, dating from around 1780–1790.
The cabinet is surmounted by a dentil-detailed moulded cornice above a richly figured mahogany-veneered frieze, inlaid with ebony and boxwood stringing.
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The single door is framed with mahogany crossbanding around an oak panel door, itself with a further banded inner border and a well-executed shell inlay.

fig 1. A late 18th-century Georgian oak wall-hanging corner cupboard featuring mahogany crossbanding, an inlaid central lozenge motif, a moulded top cornice, and brass H-hinges.
fig 1. George III Oak & Mahogany Crossbanded Inlaid Wall-hanging Corner Cupboard, Late 18th Century (Georgian Cabinet)

The door retains its original brass hinges; the escutcheon may be a later addition. The lock has been replaced with a period correct replacement, and comes with a working key. The interior, painted in an off-white, has three shelves, ideal for display. The cabinet rests on a shallow moulded base.

fig 2. A late 18th-century Georgian oak wall-hanging corner cupboard featuring mahogany crossbanding, an inlaid central lozenge motif, a moulded top cornice, and brass H-hinges.
fig 2. George III Oak & Mahogany Crossbanded Inlaid Wall-hanging Corner Cupboard, Late 18th Century (Georgian Cabinet)

All original timbers, including the backboards. The piece has been through our workshop where it was sensitively cleaned, wax-polished, and serviced, leaving it in excellent ready-to-use condition.

Dimensions (Approximate):

fig 3. A late 18th-century Georgian oak wall-hanging corner cupboard featuring mahogany crossbanding, an inlaid central lozenge motif, a moulded top cornice, and brass H-hinges.
fig 3. George III Oak & Mahogany Crossbanded Inlaid Wall-hanging Corner Cupboard, Late 18th Century (Georgian Cabinet)

Height: 106.5 cm (42")

Width (front): 80.5 cm (31.75")

Depth (front to back): 47 cm (18.5")

Rear corner to side edge: 58.5 cm (23")

Condition

This corner cupboard is in very good condition for its age and is structurally sound and sturdy. All timbers are original. Original hardware apart from the sympathetic replacement lock and key, which are of similar period. Minor marks and blemishes are present as expected with use and age, but there are no loose joints. The cabinet has been carefully cleaned and waxed, preserving its warm patina and ensuring it is now ready for everyday use.

As with all antique furniture, some wear, marks, and signs of age are to be expected and are part of its historic character.

Height
106.5cm (41.93")
Width
80.5cm (31.69")
Depth
47cm (18.50")
Date of Manufacture

Leeds Antiques has dated this Georgian Oak Corner Cupboard to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1175069
Dealers Internal Ref
LA01000126
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Second-generation antique dealer specialising in carefully sourced 17th–20th-century furniture and décor, chosen for quality and character.

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George III Oak & Mahogany Crossbanded Inlaid Wall-hanging Corner Cupboard, Late 18th Century (Georgian Cabinet)

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A late 18th-century Georgian oak wall-hanging corner cupboard featuring mahogany crossbanding, an inlaid central lozenge motif, a moulded top cornice, and brass H-hinges.
George III Oak & Mahogany Crossbanded Inlaid Wall-Hanging Corner Cupboard, Late 18th Century (Georgian Cabinet)
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Originating in the 18th century, Georgian corner cupboards were developed as space-saving storage solutions designed to fit flush into room corners. They frequently feature architectural top mouldings, fine timber veneers, crossbanded borders, and period brass hardware such as H-hinges.

Cabinetmakers predominantly used solid oak, mahogany, or walnut, secured with hand-cut dovetails and mortise-and-tenon frame construction. Decorative elements included crossbanding in contrasting timbers, inlaid central motifs, and cast brass H-hinges attached with hand-threaded screws.

Key indicators include hand-planed backboards showing uneven tool marks, natural timber oxidisation in protected crevices, and period-correct brass fittings. Authentic 18th-century joinery typically displays minor shrinkage gaps or subtle surface irregularities consistent with manual crafting.

Position the cabinet in an underutilised corner of a dining room, hallway, or kitchen to add architectural interest without reducing floor space. Contrast the dark timber tones against neutral paintwork or modern plaster finishes to create a balanced interior scheme.

Dust regularly with a dry, lint-free cloth and apply a clear beeswax polish annually to nourish the timber finish. Keep the cabinet away from direct heat sources and damp external walls to prevent veneer movement or structural timber warping.
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