Georgian Oak Corner Cupboard 19th Century

Name: Georgian Oak Hanging Corner Cupboard
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA380952
Price: 390 GBP
Availability: InStock

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ObjectCorner Cabinets
Period19th century
StyleGeorgian
MaterialOak, Brass
ColourWarm Brown
MotifsFielded panel door, Brass H-hinges, Moulded cornice, Brass keyhole escutcheon

This Georgian oak hanging corner cupboard represents a traditional English country house storage piece from around 1790. It shows a warm brown timber finish with visible natural grain patterns running across the wooden surfaces. The cabinet takes the form of a wall-mounted unit designed to fit into an empty corner of a room, constructed with an angled shape and a moulded cornice running along the top edge. The single opening door contains a central fielded panel surrounded by stepped wooden mouldings. Brass H-hinges secure the door on the right side, while a decorative brass keyhole escutcheon sits on the left. The piece measures Height 119 cm, Width 86 cm, and Depth 46 cm. Inside, the cabinet provides fitted shaped shelves alongside an old paint interior finish. The exterior displays a polished wood surface showing minor surface marks and wear consistent with age, while remaining in sound structural condition. Homeowners today typically place this corner cabinet in a dining room, kitchen, hallway, or living space to store crockery, glassware, or household items while utilizing unused wall angles for storage.

FAQs

Georgian era wall furniture typically features solid timber construction, architectural mouldings, balanced proportions, and practical space-saving designs such as corner mounting.

Cabinetmakers primarily utilised regional hardwoods such as oak, pine, and mahogany, securing doors with cast brass or hand-forged iron H-hinges and simple brass escutcheons.

Authentic pieces exhibit hand-planed timber surfaces, pegged joinery, original brass hardware, natural oxidation inside the cabinet, and aged wear around the keyhole moulding.

Mounting a corner cupboard elevates storage off the floor, rendering it ideal for dining rooms or hallways to display ceramics or store glassware while utilising unused wall space.

Maintain the timber by dusting regularly with a dry cloth and applying a neutral beeswax paste periodically while keeping the piece away from direct radiator heat and damp walls.

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