Georgian Mahogany Corner Cupboard 18th Century

Name: George III Inlaid Mahogany Bow Front Corner Cupboard
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1237447
Price: 840 GBP
Availability: InStock

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ObjectCorner Cupboards
Period18th century
StyleGeorge III
MaterialMahogany, Brass, Satinwood Inlay
ColourRich Reddish Brown
MotifsBow front facade, Brass H-hinges, Flame mahogany veneer, Inlaid corner spandrels
SizeH 101 cm (40 in) x W 49 cm (19 in) x D 49 cm (19 in)

This George III bow front corner cupboard originates from the Georgian period and follows an English country house style. The construction utilises mahogany timber with satinwood inlay, brass hardware, and a rich reddish brown finish. The facade presents twin curved doors covered in flame mahogany veneer, bordered by crossbanded mahogany, fine boxwood and ebony barber's pole stringing, and inlaid corner spandrels with marquetry fans. Additional visual details include a cross-grain cornice and base mould, brass H-hinges, and two keyhole handles with decorative backplates. The cupboard stands 101 cm high, 49 cm wide, and 49 cm deep. In a modern interior, this piece functions as a practical storage unit designed to fit neatly into a corner of a dining room, living area, or hallway. The compact dimensions allow it to house everyday items while displaying decorative objects or serving as a refined architectural accent in traditional settings.

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A George III bow front corner cupboard dates from the late 18th to early 19th century, featuring a convex curved front facade designed to fit into a 90-degree wall junction. These pieces typically display refined mahogany timber, geometric or shell inlays, and classical proportions characteristic of the era.

Craftsmen during the Georgian period predominantly utilised solid and veneered mahogany, often adorned with satinwood or boxwood line inlay. Key construction features include hand-cut dovetail joints, oak or pine secondary woods, and surface-mounted brass H-hinges.

Authentic period pieces exhibit hand-planed backboards, original brass ironmongery, and natural patination on the timber finish. Internal construction will show period-appropriate hand joinery, wrought or hand-cut nails, and age-related timber shrinkage.

A Georgian corner cabinet functions efficiently in unutilised corner spaces within dining rooms, hallways, or living areas. Pairing dark polished timber with light neutral wall paint creates a visual contrast between historic woodwork and contemporary decor.

Maintain the cabinet by dusting regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth and applying a beeswax polish annually to protect the original finish. Position the piece away from direct heat sources, radiators, and intense sunlight to prevent cracking or timber warping.

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