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A Very Fine Mahogany Collectors Cabinet by Charles William Schofield July 1827.
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A Very Fine Mahogany Collectors Cabinet by Charles William Schofield July 1827.

19th century
For Sale by Atropos Antiques
Description

This is a very fine and aesthetically beautiful cabinet and is signed inside by the maker, 'charles william schofield july 5th 1827. We have pictures of the signature and date which are written in superb copper plate style synonymous with the period.

A cabinet of this age is particularly rare and would have been made for a gentleman of the time. It is built to a very high standard and would have appealed then, as now, to a connoisseur. This is one of the earliest I have handled in many years!

The cabinet is fashioned from beautifully figured honduras mahogany and standing on short turned legs has fifteen drawers. Each drawer has the original glazed frame top all being of good and precise fit. The original lock is fully functional and is fitted with a key. The drawers have been repapered over the base layer of cork.

Height. 38.5 inches.

Width. 18 inches.

Front to back. 17.75 inches.

Drawers.

Width. 16 inches.

Front to back. 15.5 inches.

Overall depth. 1.75 inches.

Originally designed to hold and display a collection of british insects this cabinet will serve a multitude of collecting pursuits admirably and will please the eye in any environment ancient or modern.

Registered for sale of ivory. Ref: j2vdfpf2

All questions are welcome and visitors may like to visit our dedicated showrooms in hartland, north devon.

I am able to deliver and can guarantee safe and damage free delivery. Please contact me with your requirements.

Physical Dimensions
Height
98cm (38.58")
Width
46cm (18.11")
Depth
45cm (17.72")
Declaration

Atropos Antiques has dated this Regency Mahogany Collector Cabinet to the Regency era.

Reference Numbers
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SA587904
Dealers Internal Reference
4013
Dealers Notes

georgemorgan90@gmail.com

Description
This is a very fine and aesthetically beautiful cabinet and is signed inside by the maker, 'charles william schofield july 5th 1827.
We have pictures of the signature and date which are written in superb copper plate style synonymous with the period.
Atropos Antiques
fig 1. A nineteenth-century mahogany collectors cabinet featuring an open panelled door revealing multiple shallow drawers with light-coloured knob handles.
fig 1. A Very Fine Mahogany Collectors Cabinet by Charles William Schofield July 1827.

A cabinet of this age is particularly rare and would have been made for a gentleman of the time. It is built to a very high standard and would have appealed then, as now, to a connoisseur. This is one of the earliest I have handled in many years!

fig 2. A nineteenth-century mahogany collectors cabinet featuring an open panelled door revealing multiple shallow drawers with light-coloured knob handles.
fig 2. A Very Fine Mahogany Collectors Cabinet by Charles William Schofield July 1827.

The cabinet is fashioned from beautifully figured honduras mahogany and standing on short turned legs has fifteen drawers. Each drawer has the original glazed frame top all being of good and precise fit. The original lock is fully functional and is fitted with a key. The drawers have been repapered over the base layer of cork.

fig 3. A nineteenth-century mahogany collectors cabinet featuring an open panelled door revealing multiple shallow drawers with light-coloured knob handles.
fig 3. A Very Fine Mahogany Collectors Cabinet by Charles William Schofield July 1827.

Height. 38.5 inches.

Width. 18 inches.

Front to back. 17.75 inches.

Drawers.

Width. 16 inches.

Front to back. 15.5 inches.

Overall depth. 1.75 inches.

Originally designed to hold and display a collection of british insects this cabinet will serve a multitude of collecting pursuits admirably and will please the eye in any environment ancient or modern.

fig 4. A nineteenth-century mahogany collectors cabinet featuring an open panelled door revealing multiple shallow drawers with light-coloured knob handles.
fig 4. A Very Fine Mahogany Collectors Cabinet by Charles William Schofield July 1827.

Registered for sale of ivory. Ref: j2vdfpf2

All questions are welcome and visitors may like to visit our dedicated showrooms in hartland, north devon.

I am able to deliver and can guarantee safe and damage free delivery. Please contact me with your requirements.

Height
98cm (38.58")
Width
46cm (18.11")
Depth
45cm (17.72")
Date of Manufacture

Atropos Antiques has dated this Regency Mahogany Collector Cabinet to the Regency era.

Reference Numbers
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SA587904
Dealers Internal Ref
4013
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Location
The Old W.I. Hall
Springfield
Hartland
North Devon
EX39 6BG
United Kingdom
Verified Since Nov 2011
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A nineteenth-century mahogany collectors cabinet featuring an open panelled door revealing multiple shallow drawers with light-coloured knob handles.
A VERY FINE MAHOGANY COLLECTORS CABINET BY CHARLES WILLIAM SCHOFIELD JULY 1827.
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A nineteenth-century mahogany collectors cabinet featuring an open panelled door revealing multiple shallow drawers with light-coloured knob handles.
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A Regency collectors cabinet is a specialised piece of storage furniture produced during the early nineteenth century, designed specifically to house natural history specimens, coins, or medals within multiple shallow drawers.

These cabinets were typically constructed from solid mahogany or mahogany veneers, often featuring oak or pine drawer linings, brass hinges, and small ivory, bone, or turned wood knob handles.

Authentic pieces from the Regency era feature period-appropriate construction methods such as hand-cut dovetail joints, flame mahogany veneers, period brass locks, and turned feet.

A collectors cabinet functions effectively in a modern study, hallway, or living space, serving as structured storage for stationery, modern collections, or small personal items.

Maintain the wood by dusting regularly with a soft lint-free cloth and applying a high-quality beeswax polish annually, keeping the piece away from direct sunlight and heat sources.
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