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A Good 18th Century Court Cupboard Dated 1713
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A Good 18th Century Court Cupboard Dated 1713

18th century
Sold 23 June 2025 · Wickersley Antiques
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A Good Queen Anne period Court Cupboard in Oak, it has four cupboards, it has the date 1713 and the initials ER carved into the top apron, this is original not done later, The condition is excellent. it has a pleasing colour.

circa 1713

DIMENSIONS

WIDTH 136 CMS

DEPTH 57 CMS

HEIGHT 165 CMS

Physical Dimensions
Height
165cm (64.96")
Width
136cm (53.54")
Depth
57cm (22.44")
Declaration

Wickersley Antiques has dated this 18th Century Court Cupboard to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1062217
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Description
A Good Queen Anne period Court Cupboard in Oak, it has four cupboards, it has the date 1713 and the initials ER carved into the top apron, this is original not done later, The condition is excellent. it has a pleasing colour.

circa 1713

DIMENSIONS

WIDTH 136 CMS

DEPTH 57 CMS

HEIGHT 165 CMS

Height
165cm (64.96")
Width
136cm (53.54")
Depth
57cm (22.44")
Date of Manufacture

Wickersley Antiques has dated this 18th Century Court Cupboard to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1062217
Wickersley Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Jul 2011
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Trade Associations

Wickersley Antiques is a registered member of LAPADA  CINOA

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A front view of an 18th-century dark oak court cupboard featuring panelled doors, turned columns, and carved initials on the frieze. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO
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Archive I A front view of an 18th-century dark oak court cupboard featuring panelled doors, turned columns, and carved initials on the frieze. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

A Good 18th Century Court Cupboard Dated 1713

Archive II A front view of an 18th-century dark oak court cupboard featuring panelled doors, turned columns, and carved initials on the frieze. View II
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Archive IV A front view of an 18th-century dark oak court cupboard featuring panelled doors, turned columns, and carved initials on the frieze. View IV
Archive V A front view of an 18th-century dark oak court cupboard featuring panelled doors, turned columns, and carved initials on the frieze. View V
Archive VI A front view of an 18th-century dark oak court cupboard featuring panelled doors, turned columns, and carved initials on the frieze. View VI
Archive VII A front view of an 18th-century dark oak court cupboard featuring panelled doors, turned columns, and carved initials on the frieze. View VII
Archive VIII A front view of an 18th-century dark oak court cupboard featuring panelled doors, turned columns, and carved initials on the frieze. View VIII
Archive IX A front view of an 18th-century dark oak court cupboard featuring panelled doors, turned columns, and carved initials on the frieze. View IX
Archive X A front view of an 18th-century dark oak court cupboard featuring panelled doors, turned columns, and carved initials on the frieze. View X
Archive XI A front view of an 18th-century dark oak court cupboard featuring panelled doors, turned columns, and carved initials on the frieze. View XI
Archive XII A front view of an 18th-century dark oak court cupboard featuring panelled doors, turned columns, and carved initials on the frieze. View XII
Archive XIII A front view of an 18th-century dark oak court cupboard featuring panelled doors, turned columns, and carved initials on the frieze. View XIII
Archive XIV A front view of an 18th-century dark oak court cupboard featuring panelled doors, turned columns, and carved initials on the frieze. View XIV
Archive XV A front view of an 18th-century dark oak court cupboard featuring panelled doors, turned columns, and carved initials on the frieze. View XV
Archive XVI A front view of an 18th-century dark oak court cupboard featuring panelled doors, turned columns, and carved initials on the frieze. View XVI
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Wickersley Antiques
Telephone 07802 196 675 or 01142 851 486
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Exhibiting and Trading from Hemswell Antique Centre
Caenby Corner
Gainsborough
Lincolnshire
DN21 5TJ
United Kingdom
Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/wickersley
Verified Since Jul 2011
Items For Sale 237
Items Sold 4,171
Wickersley Antiques
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Location: Exhibiting and Trading from Hemswell Antique Centre, Caenby Corner, Gainsborough , Lincolnshire, DN21 5TJ, United Kingdom ,
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A front view of an 18th-century dark oak court cupboard featuring panelled doors, turned columns, and carved initials on the frieze.
A Good 18th century court cupboard dated 1713
Ref: SA1062217
A front view of an 18th-century dark oak court cupboard featuring panelled doors, turned columns, and carved initials on the frieze.
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Cataloguer’s note

Written by Sellingantiques from the dealer’s photographs and listing
  • ObjectCupboards
  • Period18th century
  • StyleEarly Georgian / Baroque
  • MaterialOak
  • ColourDark Brown
  • MotifsPanelled doors, Turned columns, Carved frieze, Geometric mouldings
  • SizeH 165 cm (65 in) x W 136 cm (54 in) x D 57 cm (22 in)

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A court cupboard is a traditional form of English furniture originating in the medieval and Tudor periods, primarily used for storing food, utensils, and displaying plate. By the late 17th and early 18th centuries, the design evolved into a substantial two-tier storage piece often featuring intricate carved panelling and recessed upper sections.

These pieces were predominantly constructed from solid native English oak, joined using traditional mortise and tenon techniques secured with wooden pegs. Panels were typically hand-bevelled and fitted into grooved frames to allow for natural wood expansion and contraction over time.

Authentic pieces exhibit period-appropriate joinery, hand-planed surfaces with uneven tool marks, and centuries of accumulated patina and wax buildup. Examination of the rear panels, interior construction, and wrought iron or brass hardware often reveals handmade characteristics consistent with early manufacturing methods.

An antique court cupboard acts as a strong focal point in contemporary dining rooms, kitchens, or hallways by providing textural contrast against neutral walls. It can be left unadorned to showcase the wood grain or styled minimally with simple ceramics and ironware to balance its historical visual weight.

Preservation requires maintaining stable indoor humidity levels and keeping the wood away from direct sunlight and heat sources to prevent cracking or warping. Regular applications of high-quality beeswax help nourish the antique finish and maintain the natural lustre without sealing the pores permanently.
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