English 19thc, pitch pine glazed cupboard, in remarkably good condition, retains its original back boards.

Could be used in many setting in a domestic environment.

Origin: English

Period: 19thc

DIMENSIONS

Height: 202cm

Width: 105cm

Depth: 40cm

UK delivery £100 please message for international shipping quotes

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Noah Valentine Antiques Ltd has dated this Glazed Pitch Pine Cupboard to the Victorian era.

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SA1232434

Description

English 19thc, pitch pine glazed cupboard, in remarkably good condition, retains its original back boards.

Could be used in many setting in a domestic environment.

Origin: English

Period: 19thc

DIMENSIONS

Height: 202cm

Width: 105cm

Depth: 40cm

UK delivery £100 please message for international shipping quotes

Date of Manufacture

Noah Valentine Antiques Ltd has dated this Glazed Pitch Pine Cupboard to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers

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SA1232434

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Keyhaven
Lymington
Hampshire
United Kingdom

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During the nineteenth century, pitch pine was widely imported from North America and favoured for its density, straight grain, and water resistance. It became a primary wood for utility furniture, church fittings, and domestic cabinetry throughout Great Britain.

These cabinets were constructed using solid pitch pine timbers, hand-blown float glass panels, and iron or brass hardware, often completed with white porcelain or turned wooden knobs.

Authentic nineteenth-century pine furniture typically displays hand-planed backboards, traditional dovetail or mortise and tenon joinery, slight irregularities in original glass panes, and historic wear consistent with age.

A pine cupboard can be styled alongside modern ceramic collections or artwork to create texture and warm wood tones, bridging traditional craftsmanship with contemporary neutral interiors.

Dust the surface regularly with a soft cloth and apply a high-quality beeswax polish once or twice a year to preserve the wood finish, avoiding harsh chemical cleaners and direct heat sources.