Georgian Carved Oak Large Corner Display Cabinet

19th century

Sold by Harrison Antique Furniture

Description

Large Georgian period one piece standing oak corner cupboard, raised on bracket feet, and having later Victorian carving.

Upper twin opening glazed doors, opening to reveal fitted shelf interior for display purposes.

Central opening drawers with original locking key, and lower twin opening cupboard doors revealing fitted shelf interior offering plenty of useful storage space.

This large carved oak standing corner cupboard with original polish finish, is in nice condition.

Circa 1800

Measurements

Height 79"

Width 45"

Depth 30"

Delivery: Free UK Mainland

Declaration

Harrison Antique Furniture has dated this piece to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA250165

Dealers Internal Reference

101B15/11

Dealers Notes

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Delivery when shown as Free UK Mainland excludes Scottish Highlands.

Description

Large Georgian period one piece standing oak corner cupboard, raised on bracket feet, and having later Victorian carving.

Upper twin opening glazed doors, opening to reveal fitted shelf interior for display purposes.

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Central opening drawers with original locking key, and lower twin opening cupboard doors revealing fitted shelf interior offering plenty of useful storage space.

Harrison Antique Furniture

This large carved oak standing corner cupboard with original polish finish, is in nice condition.

Circa 1800

Measurements

Height 79"

Width 45"

Depth 30"

Delivery: Free UK Mainland

Date of Manufacture

Harrison Antique Furniture has dated this piece to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref