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A Most Unusual Early 19th Century Mahogany Twin Pedestal Display Cabinet.
Designer Antiques4u
for sale €1,515     $1,645
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A Most Unusual Early 19th Century Mahogany Twin Pedestal Display Cabinet.

19th century
Description

This cabinet has a wedge-shaped top section with astragal glazed door and further smaller curved glass door. The base of the cabinet has two doors and draws, all raised on elegant ogee feet. This is a unique piece that would be equally suitable for displaying collectables in the home or for use in a shop setting.

Physical Dimensions
Height
140cm (55.12")
Width
166cm (65.35")
Depth
50cm (19.69")
Declaration

Designer Antiques4u has dated this Mahogany Pedestal Display Cabinet to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA718969
Dealers Internal Reference
HF658
Description
This cabinet has a wedge-shaped top section with astragal glazed door and further smaller curved glass door. The base of the cabinet has two doors and draws, all raised on elegant ogee feet.
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This is a unique piece that would be equally suitable for displaying collectables in the home or for use in a shop setting.
Designer Antiques4u
Height
140cm (55.12")
Width
166cm (65.35")
Depth
50cm (19.69")
Date of Manufacture

Designer Antiques4u has dated this Mahogany Pedestal Display Cabinet to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA718969
Dealers Internal Ref
HF658
Designer Antiques4u
Sellingantiques verified Since Aug 2020
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An early nineteenth-century mahogany twin pedestal display cabinet featuring glazed upper doors with geometric glazing bars, a central curved glass display section, and inlaid pedestal cupboards below.
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Archive I An early nineteenth-century mahogany twin pedestal display cabinet featuring glazed upper doors with geometric glazing bars, a central curved glass display section, and inlaid pedestal cupboards below.

A Most Unusual Early 19th Century Mahogany Twin Pedestal Display Cabinet.

Archive II An early nineteenth-century mahogany twin pedestal display cabinet featuring glazed upper doors with geometric glazing bars, a central curved glass display section, and inlaid pedestal cupboards below. View II
Archive III An early nineteenth-century mahogany twin pedestal display cabinet featuring glazed upper doors with geometric glazing bars, a central curved glass display section, and inlaid pedestal cupboards below. View III
Archive IV An early nineteenth-century mahogany twin pedestal display cabinet featuring glazed upper doors with geometric glazing bars, a central curved glass display section, and inlaid pedestal cupboards below. View IV
Archive V An early nineteenth-century mahogany twin pedestal display cabinet featuring glazed upper doors with geometric glazing bars, a central curved glass display section, and inlaid pedestal cupboards below. View V
Archive VI An early nineteenth-century mahogany twin pedestal display cabinet featuring glazed upper doors with geometric glazing bars, a central curved glass display section, and inlaid pedestal cupboards below. View VI
Archive VII An early nineteenth-century mahogany twin pedestal display cabinet featuring glazed upper doors with geometric glazing bars, a central curved glass display section, and inlaid pedestal cupboards below. View VII
Archive VIII An early nineteenth-century mahogany twin pedestal display cabinet featuring glazed upper doors with geometric glazing bars, a central curved glass display section, and inlaid pedestal cupboards below. View VIII
Archive IX An early nineteenth-century mahogany twin pedestal display cabinet featuring glazed upper doors with geometric glazing bars, a central curved glass display section, and inlaid pedestal cupboards below. View IX
Archive X An early nineteenth-century mahogany twin pedestal display cabinet featuring glazed upper doors with geometric glazing bars, a central curved glass display section, and inlaid pedestal cupboards below. View X
Archive XI An early nineteenth-century mahogany twin pedestal display cabinet featuring glazed upper doors with geometric glazing bars, a central curved glass display section, and inlaid pedestal cupboards below. View XI
Archive XII An early nineteenth-century mahogany twin pedestal display cabinet featuring glazed upper doors with geometric glazing bars, a central curved glass display section, and inlaid pedestal cupboards below. View XII
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An early nineteenth-century mahogany twin pedestal display cabinet featuring glazed upper doors with geometric glazing bars, a central curved glass display section, and inlaid pedestal cupboards below.
A most unusual early 19th century mahogany twin pedestal display cabinet.
Ref: SA718969
An early nineteenth-century mahogany twin pedestal display cabinet featuring glazed upper doors with geometric glazing bars, a central curved glass display section, and inlaid pedestal cupboards below.
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Early 19th-century Regency furniture favoured classical symmetry, geometric glazed doors, and high-quality cabinet woods such as flame mahogany. Twin pedestal constructions offered substantial lower storage with balanced proportions, often used in libraries, drawing rooms, or commercial institutions.

Cabinetmakers primarily used solid mahogany and mahogany veneers over pine or oak carcases. Glazing incorporated hand-blown cylinder glass, while drawers and cabinet joinery featured hand-cut dovetails and brass hardware or wooden knob handles.

Authentic pieces exhibit hand-cut dovetail joints, variable thickness in hand-planed secondary woods, original drawn glass panes with natural imperfections, and smooth wear on drawer runners. Flame mahogany oval veneers and geometric astragal glazing bars are key structural markers of the era.

Place the cabinet as a anchor piece in a home library, study, or formal dining room. Use the upper glazed section to organize ceramic collections, leather-bound books, or curio objects, allowing the natural mahogany grain to contrast against modern neutral wall tones.

Dust the wood regularly with a dry microfibre cloth and apply a high-grade beeswax polish once or twice a year, rubbing in the direction of the grain. Clean glass panels using a mild solution applied directly to a cloth rather than sprayed onto the wood, avoiding harsh chemical cleaners.
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