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Charming Small 17th Century Food Court Cupboard
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Charming Small 17th Century Food Court Cupboard

17th century
Description

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A completely charming small and unusual 17th century oak press cupboard, having developed a glorious rich colour and patina.

c1680.

The upper section with plank top, over two doors having turned spindles. This section would have been made to store food, with the spindle doors allowing for ventilation, to keep food fresher for longer. The front is delightfully decorated with punch work decoration

The lower section having two panelled doors opening to reveal a single shelved storage area. With working lock and key-not original.

The overall condition is excellent antique condition with expected signs of age and use.

Very solid sturdy and strong.

Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions about this item.

The dimensions are taken at highest, widest, deepest points.

Height-131cm.

Width-110cm.

Depth-54.5cm

VIEWING.

Viewings are available at our showroom in Kent, please contact us to make an appointment-thanks.

COLLECTION.

Collection in person is very welcome, we are happy to assist with loading.

DELIVERY.

If courier delivery is required we are happy to give you a quote.

Physical Dimensions
Height
131cm (51.57")
Width
110cm (43.31")
Depth
54.5cm (21.46")
Declaration

Mersham Manor Antiques has dated this 17th Century Oak Food Cupboard to the 17th Century.

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SA1188076
Description
-Welcome to Mersham Manor Antiques-
A completely charming small and unusual 17th century oak press cupboard, having developed a glorious rich colour and patina.
Mersham Manor Antiques

c1680.

The upper section with plank top, over two doors having turned spindles. This section would have been made to store food, with the spindle doors allowing for ventilation, to keep food fresher for longer. The front is delightfully decorated with punch work decoration

fig 1. A dark oak 17th-century food court cupboard featuring an upper spindled section with drop finials above a lower two-door panelled cabinet.
fig 1. Charming Small 17th Century Food Court Cupboard

The lower section having two panelled doors opening to reveal a single shelved storage area. With working lock and key-not original.

The overall condition is excellent antique condition with expected signs of age and use.

fig 2. A dark oak 17th-century food court cupboard featuring an upper spindled section with drop finials above a lower two-door panelled cabinet.
fig 2. Charming Small 17th Century Food Court Cupboard

Very solid sturdy and strong.

Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions about this item.

The dimensions are taken at highest, widest, deepest points.

Height-131cm.

Width-110cm.

Depth-54.5cm

fig 3. A dark oak 17th-century food court cupboard featuring an upper spindled section with drop finials above a lower two-door panelled cabinet.
fig 3. Charming Small 17th Century Food Court Cupboard

VIEWING.

Viewings are available at our showroom in Kent, please contact us to make an appointment-thanks.

COLLECTION.

Collection in person is very welcome, we are happy to assist with loading.

DELIVERY.

If courier delivery is required we are happy to give you a quote.

Height
131cm (51.57")
Width
110cm (43.31")
Depth
54.5cm (21.46")
Date of Manufacture

Mersham Manor Antiques has dated this 17th Century Oak Food Cupboard to the 17th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1188076
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Mersham
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TN25 6NR
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A dark oak 17th-century food court cupboard featuring an upper spindled section with drop finials above a lower two-door panelled cabinet.
Charming Small 17th Century Food Court Cupboard
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A 17th-century food court cupboard, also known as a livery or dole cupboard, is a timber storage cabinet designed with ventilated sections to store bread and provisions prior to modern refrigeration.

These pieces were typically constructed from solid native oak, featuring peg-jointed mortise and tenon joinery, hand-turned spindles, and hand-planed timber panels.

Authentic pieces display hand-hewn timber marks, irregular peg construction, historical oxidisation around iron hardware, and distinct wear patterns consistent with centuries of use.

Position the piece as a focal point in a dining room, hallway, or kitchen, pairing its dark wood texture with neutral plaster walls and minimalist contemporary ceramics.

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