Lee Hawkins Antiques & Interiors has dated this Edwardian Mahogany Display Cabinet to the 1900s.

The cabinet is beautifully proportioned, with a tall architectural form incorporating a glazed upper display section above a fitted lower cupboard. The upper section features a broad central glazed door flanked by curved glazed side panels, creating an elegant three-sided presentation area ideal for porcelain, glass, silver or decorative objects. The interior is lined in a traditional green patterned fabric and fitted with display shelves.

The cabinet is richly detailed throughout with fine satinwood line inlay and decorative marquetry, including delicate scrolling and foliate motifs across the frieze, drawer fronts and lower doors. Fluted uprights, carved capitals, a shaped architectural pediment and elegant tapering feet reinforce its sophisticated Sheraton Revival character.

Below the display section are two drawers with brass handles, together with a pair of inlaid cupboard doors opening to useful internal storage.
Importantly, the cabinet bears the Maple & Co. name, giving the piece a documented maker connection and considerably stronger collector appeal than an unattributed example.

Fine furniture by recognised makers such as Maple & Co. remains desirable among collectors and interior designers, particularly when combined with strong original decorative detail, generous scale and practical display use.
Dimensions: Height 234 cm × Width 139 cm × Depth 48 cm
Lee Hawkins Antiques & Interiors has dated this Edwardian Mahogany Display Cabinet to the 1900s.
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