Georgian flame mahogany 2 door cabinet / bookcase, with four adjustable shelves and pedestal columns (ref 692)

Inches 53.5 x 16.5 x 58

cm 136 x 42 x 147.5

All measurements are width x depth x height

Physical Dimensions

Height

147.5cm (58.07")

Width

136cm (53.54")

Depth

42cm (16.54")

Declaration

Y Not Antiques has dated this Georgian Flame Mahogany Cabinet to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA643126

Dealers Internal Reference

692

Dealers Notes

please call 07976530596 or email for shipping or courier quotations.

Description

Georgian flame mahogany 2 door cabinet / bookcase, with four adjustable shelves and pedestal columns (ref 692)

Inches 53.5 x 16.5 x 58

cm 136 x 42 x 147.5

All measurements are width x depth x height

Physical Dimensions

Height

147.5cm (58.07")

Width

136cm (53.54")

Depth

42cm (16.54")

Date of Manufacture

Y Not Antiques has dated this Georgian Flame Mahogany Cabinet to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref

SA643126

Dealers Internal Ref

692

About the Dealer

Y Not Antiques

Sellingantiques verified Since Nov 2009

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Y Not Antiques

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Location

Y-Not House
Campden Road
Clifford Chambers
Stratford-Upon-Avon
Warwickshire
CV37 8LW
United Kingdom

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Y Not Antiques

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Location: Y-Not House, Campden Road, Clifford Chambers, Stratford-Upon-Avon, Warwickshire, CV37 8LW, United Kingdom

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Georgian flame mahogany furniture is distinguished by the use of highly figured wood cut from the fork of mahogany trees, favoured in eighteenth-century British cabinetmaking for its symmetrical grain patterns.

Cabinets from this era were constructed using solid mahogany frames and pine or oak carcass timber, faced with flame mahogany veneers, hand-cut dovetail joints, and brass fixings.

Authentic pieces exhibit hand-sawn timber marks, carved decorative details such as fluted pilasters or dentil moulding, uneven original backboards, and natural timber oxidisation within the cupboard.

Position the cabinet as a main storage unit against a light wall, contrasting its deep timber tones with modern lamps, abstract art, or minimalist ceramics.

Keep the timber away from direct sunlight and radiators to avoid shrinkage or fading, and apply a high-quality beeswax polish periodically along the grain.