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A Fine Art Nouveau Period Mahogany and Marquetry Display Cabinet
Country Homes Antiques Stirling
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A Fine Art Nouveau Period Mahogany and Marquetry Display Cabinet

1900 - 1920
Description

A fine Art Nouveau period mahogany and marquetry display cabinet, outswept cresting above an open niche with a bevelled arched rectangular mirror, the central leaded, stained and glazed doors above a further niche flanked by panel doors, square forelegs, spreading feet, inlaid throughout with stylised flowers and leaves, 219cm high, 144.5cm wide, 40.5cm deep, c.1910

Physical Dimensions
Height
219cm (86.22")
Width
144.5cm (56.89")
Depth
40.5cm (15.94")
Declaration

Country Homes Antiques Stirling has dated this Art Nouveau Display Cabinet to the 1910s.

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SA898209
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Description
A fine Art Nouveau period mahogany and marquetry display cabinet, outswept cresting above an open niche with a bevelled arched rectangular mirror, the central leaded, stained and glazed doors above a further niche flanked by panel doors, square forelegs, spreading feet, inlaid throughout with stylised flowers and leaves, 219cm high, 144.5cm wide, 40.5cm deep, c.1910
Height
219cm (86.22")
Width
144.5cm (56.89")
Depth
40.5cm (15.94")
Date of Manufacture

Country Homes Antiques Stirling has dated this Art Nouveau Display Cabinet to the 1910s.

Reference Numbers
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SA898209
Country Homes Antiques Stirling
Country Homes Antiques Stirling
Sellingantiques verified Since Nov 2016

Fine period furniturnishings-timeless design

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An Art Nouveau mahogany display cabinet with leaded glass doors, floral marquetry inlays, and flanking vitrine sections.
A fine Art Nouveau period mahogany and marquetry display cabinet
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An Art Nouveau mahogany display cabinet with leaded glass doors, floral marquetry inlays, and flanking vitrine sections.
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Art Nouveau display cabinets are characterised by organic, flowing lines, stylised botanical motifs, and sinuous curves inspired by natural forms. Popularised between 1890 and 1910, these pieces frequently feature leaded glass panels, decorative marquetry, and slender timber proportions.

Cabinetmakers during the Art Nouveau period predominantly utilised fine hardwoods such as mahogany, walnut, and oak. Construction often integrated decorative marquetry using exotic wood inlays, leaded glass glazing, and cast brass or bronze hardware.

Authentic pieces exhibit characteristic whiplash curves, asymmetrical floral inlays, and period-correct joinery such as hand-cut dovetails. Original leaded glass panels, solid timber backboards, and period brass fitments also assist in identifying authentic construction.

Positioning the cabinet against neutral walls allows the intricate woodwork and leaded glass details to serve as a visual focal point. Displaying curated ceramics, glassware, or books within the glass sections creates a refined aesthetic in a dining room or living space.

Dust timber surfaces regularly using a clean microfibre cloth and apply beeswax polish sparingly along the grain to preserve the original finish. Keep the cabinet clear of direct sunlight and extreme moisture variations to prevent wood movement or damage to the glass panels.
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