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Regency Pollard Oak Cabinet Attributed to William Trotter
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Regency Pollard Oak Cabinet Attributed to William Trotter

19th century
Description

Circa 1820, Scottish Regency pollard oak breakfront cabinet, attributed to William Trotter of Edinburgh. The central section with carved three-quarter gallery is above a single glazed floor enclosing adjustable shelves. These are flanked by open shelves and raised on carved scroll feet.

Physical Dimensions
Height
115cm (45.28")
Width
162cm (63.78")
Depth
55cm (21.65")
Declaration

Georgian Antiques has dated this Regency Pollard Oak Cabinet to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA646873
Dealers Internal Reference
2514
Description
Circa 1820, Scottish Regency pollard oak breakfront cabinet, attributed to William Trotter of Edinburgh.
The central section with carved three-quarter gallery is above a single glazed floor enclosing adjustable shelves.
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These are flanked by open shelves and raised on carved scroll feet.

Height
115cm (45.28")
Width
162cm (63.78")
Depth
55cm (21.65")
Date of Manufacture

Georgian Antiques has dated this Regency Pollard Oak Cabinet to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA646873
Dealers Internal Ref
2514
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A Regency period pollard oak cabinet featuring a central glazed door flanked by open side shelves, detailed with carved columns and a crested back gallery.
Regency Pollard Oak Cabinet Attributed to William Trotter
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A Regency period pollard oak cabinet featuring a central glazed door flanked by open side shelves, detailed with carved columns and a crested back gallery.
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Regency period furniture, dating from roughly 1811 to 1830, is defined by classical Greek, Roman, and Egyptian influences, symmetrical proportions, and decorative veneers. Craftsmen frequently used rich woods such as mahogany, rosewood, and pollard oak, adorned with carved mouldings and architectural columns.

High-end 19th-century furniture featured solid hardwood framing covered with decorative veneers like pollard oak or mahogany. Secondary timbers usually included pine or oak for interior drawer linings and back panels, paired with hand-cut glass panes and cast brass hardware.

Authentic pieces demonstrate hand-carved architectural details, original timber figure such as burr or pollard graining, and traditional joinery including hand-cut dovetails. Examination of back panels and undersides typically reveals hand-sawn timber marks and age-appropriate patination.

A Regency side cabinet serves as a focal piece against neutral walls in a dining room, living space, or hallway. Modern styling involves minimalist ceramics, books, or framed art displayed on the open shelving and top surface to balance the dark timber tones.

Pollard oak furniture requires placement away from direct heat sources and sunlight to prevent wood shrinkage and fading. Regular dusting with a soft cloth and occasional applications of natural beeswax polish preserve the woods lustre and original patina.
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