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Late Elizabethan Oak Court Cupboard Circa 1600
School House Antiques
for sale €3,393     $3,683
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Late Elizabethan Oak Court Cupboard Circa 1600

16th century
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Elizabethan , Joined Oak , Circa 1600 . Elizabethan carved cup and cover columns , original candle shelf , two upper doors and central panel beautifully inlaid with holly and bog oak floral marquetry , carved lower doors with interior shelf , lower apron carved with miniature oak trees .

Exquisitely detailed carving throughout including inlaid geometric patterns in holly and bog oak .

Stunning colour and patina built up through centuries of handling and use .

This wonderful cupboard has survived the passage of time extremely well with only minimal repairs , the rarity and condition of this cupboard makes it highly desirable.

A solid & very usable cupboard of nice proportions 167cm Width x 151cm high x 55cm depth , all measurements taken at the widest points .

UK Delivery: 100 GBP

Physical Dimensions
Height
151cm (59.45")
Width
167cm (65.75")
Depth
55cm (21.65")
Declaration

School House Antiques has dated this Elizabethan Oak Court Cupboard to the 16th Century.

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SA971000
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Elizabethan , Joined Oak , Circa 1600 . Elizabethan carved cup and cover columns , original candle shelf , two upper doors and central panel beautifully inlaid with holly and bog oak floral marquetry , carved lower doors with interior shelf , lower apron carved with miniature oak trees .
fig 1. A 17th-century Elizabethan carved oak court cupboard featuring inlaid geometric panels, cup-and-cover supports, and arcaded lower doors.
fig 1. Late Elizabethan Oak Court Cupboard Circa 1600

Exquisitely detailed carving throughout including inlaid geometric patterns in holly and bog oak .

Stunning colour and patina built up through centuries of handling and use .

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This wonderful cupboard has survived the passage of time extremely well with only minimal repairs , the rarity and condition of this cupboard makes it highly desirable.
School House Antiques

A solid & very usable cupboard of nice proportions 167cm Width x 151cm high x 55cm depth , all measurements taken at the widest points .

UK Delivery: 100 GBP

Height
151cm (59.45")
Width
167cm (65.75")
Depth
55cm (21.65")
Date of Manufacture

School House Antiques has dated this Elizabethan Oak Court Cupboard to the 16th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA971000
School House Antiques
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Archive I A 17th-century Elizabethan carved oak court cupboard featuring inlaid geometric panels, cup-and-cover supports, and arcaded lower doors.

Late Elizabethan Oak Court Cupboard Circa 1600

Archive II A 17th-century Elizabethan carved oak court cupboard featuring inlaid geometric panels, cup-and-cover supports, and arcaded lower doors. View II
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Archive VII A 17th-century Elizabethan carved oak court cupboard featuring inlaid geometric panels, cup-and-cover supports, and arcaded lower doors. View VII
Archive VIII A 17th-century Elizabethan carved oak court cupboard featuring inlaid geometric panels, cup-and-cover supports, and arcaded lower doors. View VIII
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Telephone 07498 776 944
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Hertfordshire
United Kingdom
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Verified Since Oct 2021
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A 17th-century Elizabethan carved oak court cupboard featuring inlaid geometric panels, cup-and-cover supports, and arcaded lower doors.
Late Elizabethan Oak Court Cupboard Circa 1600
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A 17th-century Elizabethan carved oak court cupboard featuring inlaid geometric panels, cup-and-cover supports, and arcaded lower doors.
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A court cupboard is a tiered storage and display cabinet originating in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century England, constructed primarily to store linens, pewter, and tableware in prominent dining spaces.

These cupboards were traditionally built from solid English oak using joinery techniques such as pegged mortise and tenon joints, often decorated with parquetry and marquetry inlays using contrasting woods like holly or fruitwood.

Authentic period examples display hand-planed timber surfaces, hand-cut joinery, historical wood shrinkage around panel inserts, and deep natural oxidisation on untouched surfaces.

Position the piece as a focal focal point against neutral plaster walls, balancing its visual weight with understated modern ceramics, simple lamps, or contemporary artwork.

Maintain the timber by dusting with a dry cloth and applying a clear beeswax polish once or twice a year, keeping the object away from direct heat sources and extreme moisture fluctuations.
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