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Georgian Satinwood Side Cabinet in the Manner of Ince & Mayhew
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Georgian Satinwood Side Cabinet in the Manner of Ince & Mayhew

18th century
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An exceptional and extremely beautiful George III period satinwood and mahogany side cabinet of inverted serpentine or break-front form. The two central doors lined in green silk and brass wire panels with wonderfully figured and vibrant West Indian satinwood surrounds, flaked on either side by flat fronted double satinwood pilasters which are inset with vertical ebony lines and placed either side of fluted mahogany quadrants. The shaped mahogany top with a wide satinwood banding edged within ebony lines and bordered by an outer banding of mahogany. Raised on elegant feet of inverted vase shape.

An immensely attractive piece of 18th century furniture of desirable shallow proportions yet with lots of storage.

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Christopher Buck Antiques Ltd. has dated this Georgian Satinwood Side Cabinet to the 18th Century.

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SA1226186
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An exceptional and extremely beautiful George III period satinwood and mahogany side cabinet of inverted serpentine or break-front form. The two central doors lined in green silk and brass wire panels with wonderfully figured and vibrant West Indian satinwood surrounds, flaked on either side by flat fronted double satinwood pilasters which are inset with vertical ebony lines and placed either side of fluted mahogany quadrants.
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The shaped mahogany top with a wide satinwood banding edged within ebony lines and bordered by an outer banding of mahogany.
Christopher Buck Antiques Ltd.

Raised on elegant feet of inverted vase shape.

An immensely attractive piece of 18th century furniture of desirable shallow proportions yet with lots of storage.

Date of Manufacture

Christopher Buck Antiques Ltd. has dated this Georgian Satinwood Side Cabinet to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1226186
Christopher Buck Antiques Ltd.
Christopher Buck Antiques Ltd.
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Archive I A Georgian satinwood side cabinet featuring two wire-mesh panelled doors lined with green fabric, flanked by fluted pilasters on turned legs.

Georgian Satinwood Side Cabinet in the Manner of Ince & Mayhew

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A Georgian satinwood side cabinet featuring two wire-mesh panelled doors lined with green fabric, flanked by fluted pilasters on turned legs.
Georgian satinwood side cabinet in the manner of Ince & Mayhew
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A Georgian satinwood side cabinet featuring two wire-mesh panelled doors lined with green fabric, flanked by fluted pilasters on turned legs.
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  • ObjectSide Cabinets
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialSatinwood, Fabric, Brass
  • ColourGolden Yellow
  • MotifsWire mesh doors, Fluted pilasters, Turned legs, Concave side panels

This George III period side cabinet originates from the 18th century and is executed in the manner of Ince and Mayhew. The piece adopts an inverted serpentine or break-front form, constructed primarily from figured West Indian satinwood and mahogany, presenting a golden yellow palette alongside contrasting dark mahogany and ebony lines. Two central doors showcase brass wire mesh panels backed with green fabric, framed by vibrant satinwood surrounds. Flanking these doors are flat-fronted double satinwood pilasters inset with vertical ebony lines, alongside fluted mahogany quadrants. The shaped mahogany top incorporates wide satinwood banding edged with ebony and an outer mahogany border. The entire structure is elevated on turned legs terminating in inverted vase-shaped feet. Practical proportions make the cabinet suitable for deployment in living areas, dining rooms, or hallways to store tableware, linens, or household items while serving as a display surface. The cabinet measures 100 cm wide by 40 cm deep by 90 cm high. Placement works well against a wall in a principal reception room or a spacious corridor, where the shallow depth preserves floor space while offering substantial interior capacity. Everyday use accommodates books, decorative objects, or serving accessories on the top surface, blending formal Georgian styling with functional domestic storage.

Georgian Neoclassical cabinet design is defined by symmetrical proportions, classical architectural motifs such as fluted pilasters and columns, and the extensive use of figured timber veneers including satinwood and mahogany.

Cabinets from this era were typically constructed using a solid pine or oak carcase, veneered in exotic timbers such as satinwood, tulipwood, or rosewood, and often incorporated brass wire grilles, silk or fabric linings, and cast brass hardware.

Authentic late 18th-century pieces display hand-cut dovetail joints, irregular hand-sawn secondary timber on the back and interior drawer linings, and natural shrinkage or patination across veneered surfaces.

A Georgian side cabinet can be styled in a modern hallway or living area by positioning contemporary artwork or understated ceramic vessels above it, contrasting historic timber textures with clean contemporary lines.

Satinwood should be dusted regularly with a dry microfibre cloth and treated periodically with a high-grade beeswax polish. The item must be kept away from direct heat sources and direct sunlight to prevent veneer warping and finish fading.
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