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Small Size Oak Court Cupboard
James R Millington Antiques
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James R Millington Antiques

James R Millington Antiques

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Small Size Oak Court Cupboard

1900 - 1920
Description

Small size 1920s oak court cupboard , with turned upper side pillars . then with an angular carved top cupboard . The base has a larger cupboard with carved decoration both with metal hinges.

Physical Dimensions
Height
111cm (43.70")
Width
68cm (26.77")
Depth
43cm (16.93")
Declaration

James R Millington Antiques has dated this Small Oak Court Cupboard to the 1920s.

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SA1216400
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Description
Small size 1920s oak court cupboard , with turned upper side pillars . then with an angular carved top cupboard . The base has a larger cupboard with carved decoration both with metal hinges.
Height
111cm (43.70")
Width
68cm (26.77")
Depth
43cm (16.93")
Date of Manufacture

James R Millington Antiques has dated this Small Oak Court Cupboard to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1216400
James R Millington Antiques
James R Millington Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Jan 2010

Dealing in antique, victorian, pre-1940's furniture. Ideal for trade and export.

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A small carved dark oak court cupboard featuring a two-tiered structure with turned bulbous supports and carved panel doors.
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Telephone 07787 574993
Location
Unit 37
Marsh Mills
Luck lane
Huddersfield
West Yorkshire
HD3 4AB
United Kingdom
Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/jrm
Verified Since Jan 2010
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James R Millington Antiques
James R Millington Antiques
Verified Since Jan 2010
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Location: Unit 37, Marsh Mills, Luck lane, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD3 4AB, United Kingdom
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A small carved dark oak court cupboard featuring a two-tiered structure with turned bulbous supports and carved panel doors.
Small size oak court cupboard
Ref: SA1216400
A small carved dark oak court cupboard featuring a two-tiered structure with turned bulbous supports and carved panel doors.
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Antiques are the ultimate green purchase. By choosing historical pieces over newly manufactured goods, you completely eliminate the carbon footprint of modern mass production while preserving exceptional, timeless craftsmanship.

Originating in the Tudor and Jacobean eras, a court cupboard is a two-tiered wooden cabinet traditionally used to display plate and store food, linen, or tableware. The term court derives from the French word for short, referring to its low, compact height relative to taller armoires.

Traditional court cupboards are constructed from solid oak using mortise-and-tenon joinery, hand-carved decorative panels, and turned baluster supports. Early examples feature pegged construction, iron hinges, and field-panelled doors built for structural durability.

Authentic 17th-century pieces exhibit irregular tool marks from hand sawing, protruding wooden pegs due to shrinkage, and dark patinated surfaces from centuries of wax. Revival pieces from the late 19th and early 20th centuries generally feature uniform machine-cut joinery, consistent carving depths, and precise modern dimensions.

Balance the substantial visual weight of carved dark oak by positioning the cabinet against neutral, light-toned walls. Place contemporary ceramics, glass vessels, or simple brass candlesticks on top to create an intriguing juxtaposition between historic woodwork and modern minimalism.

Dust the cabinet regularly with a soft, dry microfibre cloth, using a soft-bristled brush to clear dust from intricate carving recesses. Apply a natural beeswax polish once or twice a year to nourish the oak, avoiding silicone-based sprays and excessive moisture.
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