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Late 18th Century Glazed Wall Cabinet
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Wakelin and Linfield

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Late 18th Century Glazed Wall Cabinet

18th century
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Late 18th century floral marquetry hanging glazed wall cabinet with internal shelving. Dutch. C.1780

Physical Dimensions
Height
82.5cm (32.48")
Width
100cm (39.37")
Depth
27cm (10.63")
Declaration

Wakelin and Linfield has dated this Georgian Glazed Wall Cabinet to the 18th Century.

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SA1224231
Dealers Internal Reference
0647
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West Sussex based specialists in formal and country antique furniture, decorative items, ceramics, art and sculpture from the 16th to 20th centuries. High St, Petworth, GU28 0AU

Description
Late 18th century floral marquetry hanging glazed wall cabinet with internal shelving. Dutch. C.1780
Height
82.5cm (32.48")
Width
100cm (39.37")
Depth
27cm (10.63")
Date of Manufacture

Wakelin and Linfield has dated this Georgian Glazed Wall Cabinet to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1224231
Dealers Internal Ref
0647
Wakelin and Linfield
Sellingantiques verified Since Jun 2026

Specialists in formal and country antique furniture and decorative items from 16th to 20th centuries

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A late 18th-century warm brown wooden wall cabinet featuring floral marquetry inlay, glazed front and side panels, and a fabric-lined interior.
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Archive I A late 18th-century warm brown wooden wall cabinet featuring floral marquetry inlay, glazed front and side panels, and a fabric-lined interior.

Late 18th Century Glazed Wall Cabinet

Archive II A late 18th-century warm brown wooden wall cabinet featuring floral marquetry inlay, glazed front and side panels, and a fabric-lined interior. View II
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Telephone 07850 350829
Location
High Street
Petworth
West Sussex
GU28 0AU
United Kingdom

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Tuesday to Saturdays
10:30 - 4:30

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Verified Since Jun 2026
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Wakelin and Linfield
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Location: High Street, Petworth, West Sussex, GU28 0AU, United Kingdom, , Opening hours:, Tuesday to Saturdays, 10:30 - 4:30, , Or by appointment.
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A late 18th-century warm brown wooden wall cabinet featuring floral marquetry inlay, glazed front and side panels, and a fabric-lined interior.
Late 18th Century Glazed Wall Cabinet
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A late 18th-century warm brown wooden wall cabinet featuring floral marquetry inlay, glazed front and side panels, and a fabric-lined interior.
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  • ObjectWall Cabinets
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialMahogany, Glass, Marquetry Inlay, Fabric, Brass
  • ColourWarm Brown
  • MotifsFloral marquetry inlay, Six-pane glazed door, Canted glazed sides, Fabric-lined interior
  • SizeH 82.5 cm (32 in) x W 100 cm (39 in) x D 27 cm (11 in)

This late eighteenth-century Dutch hanging wall cabinet follows the Georgian style in warm brown mahogany, decorated with floral marquetry inlay along the frames and borders. The structure incorporates canted glass side panels and a large front door divided by wooden glazing bars into a six-pane configuration, revealing an internal shelf and a fabric-lined interior with a light-coloured diamond-patterned textile. Brass hardware includes a keyhole escutcheon fitted to the left side of the door rail. The timber surfaces show visible grain variations in shades of amber and tan, complemented by lighter-toned scrolling botanical inlay motifs. Measuring 82.5 cm high, 100 cm wide, and 27 cm deep, the cabinet is designed for wall mounting. Suitable for use in a dining room, kitchen, or living space, the cabinet hangs securely above a sideboard, console table, or lower storage unit. The glass panels on the front and sides allow for the display of ceramics, glassware, or decorative collections while protecting them from dust. The shallow profile ensures it occupies minimal floor space when mounted at eye level on a wall, making it a practical storage solution for rooms with limited area.

A glazed wall cabinet from the late 18th century is a hanging storage piece designed to display and protect small items, porcelain, or books. Popular during the Georgian period, these cabinets featured glass panes and timber framing to showcase items while keeping them dust-free.

Craftspeople typically used hardwoods such as mahogany, walnut, or oak, often embellished with marquetry or stringing using fruitwoods or satinwood. Glazed panels were secured with thin wooden glazing bars, and cabinets were built using dovetail joinery and iron or brass hardware.

Authentic pieces generally display slight irregularities in hand-blown glass, hand-cut dovetail joints, and age-related wear on the backboards. Examining the rear mounting hardware, interior lining, and hand-carved glazing bars helps distinguish period pieces from later reproductions.

Mount the cabinet on a focal wall, above a console table, or within an alcove to display curated collections of ceramics, glassware, or small objects. Combining historical cabinetry with contemporary decorative items creates a balanced, layered aesthetic in hallway or living spaces.

Keep the cabinet away from direct sunlight and fluctuating humidity to prevent wood warping or marquetry lift. Clean the glass with a damp microfibre cloth without spraying liquids directly onto the surrounding wood, and apply beeswax polish sparingly once or twice a year to preserve the timber finish.
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