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Antique Pair of Carved Panels
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Antique Pair of Carved Panels

19th century
Sold 30 August 2026 · Simon Charles Antiques
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Description

This attractive pair of oak panels dates from the 1880s and features the classic linenfold design, a motif inspired by the appearance of folded fabric and widely used in Gothic Revival furniture.

Crafted in solid oak, each panel displays a rich, warm tone with a pleasing aged patina, highlighting the depth and curvature of the carving. The bold, flowing folds create a strong sense of movement while maintaining a clean and timeless look.

Dimensions (each panel):

Height: 59.5 cm

Width: 41 cm

Declaration

Simon Charles Antiques has dated these Carved Oak Linenfold Panels to the 1880s.

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SA1209377
Dealers Internal Reference
OT0681
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Description
This attractive pair of oak panels dates from the 1880s and features the classic linenfold design, a motif inspired by the appearance of folded fabric and widely used in Gothic Revival furniture.
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Crafted in solid oak, each panel displays a rich, warm tone with a pleasing aged patina, highlighting the depth and curvature of the carving.
Simon Charles Antiques

The bold, flowing folds create a strong sense of movement while maintaining a clean and timeless look.

Dimensions (each panel):

Height: 59.5 cm

Width: 41 cm

Date of Manufacture

Simon Charles Antiques has dated these Carved Oak Linenfold Panels to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1209377
Dealers Internal Ref
OT0681
Simon Charles Antiques
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A pair of rectangular dark brown carved oak panels featuring vertical relief scrollwork resembling folded parchment. SOLD30 AUG 26
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Archive I A pair of rectangular dark brown carved oak panels featuring vertical relief scrollwork resembling folded parchment. SOLD30 AUG 26

Antique Pair of Carved Panels

Archive II A pair of rectangular dark brown carved oak panels featuring vertical relief scrollwork resembling folded parchment. View II
Archive III A pair of rectangular dark brown carved oak panels featuring vertical relief scrollwork resembling folded parchment. View III
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Simon Charles Antiques
Telephone 07850 472102
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79 Roman Road
Cheltenham
Gloucestershire
GL51 8AB
United Kingdom
Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/simoncharles
Verified Since Apr 2024
Items For Sale 36
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Simon Charles Antiques
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A pair of rectangular dark brown carved oak panels featuring vertical relief scrollwork resembling folded parchment.
Antique Pair of Carved Panels
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A pair of rectangular dark brown carved oak panels featuring vertical relief scrollwork resembling folded parchment.
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Cataloguer’s note

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  • ObjectCarved Panels
  • Period19th century
  • StyleGothic Revival
  • MaterialOak
  • ColourDark Brown
  • MotifsLinenfold carving, Scrollwork ends, Relief moulding

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Linenfold carving originated in the 15th century across Northern Europe, designed to mimic folded linen cloth or rolled parchment. It became a prominent decorative feature in Tudor, Renaissance, and Gothic Revival woodwork, often used to embellish wall panelling, cabinetry, and heavy oak chests.

Traditional panels were typically hand-carved from dense hardwoods such as oak or walnut using hand gouges and chisels. Craftsmen carved directly along the natural grain to form three-dimensional relief motifs, often inserting the finished panels into mortise and tenon framed joinery.

Authentic period pieces exhibit subtle hand-carving tool marks, slight asymmetries, and natural timber shrinkage along the grain. The presence of aged surface patina, historic oxidisation around fixing points, and hand-planed reverse sides help distinguish original work from modern machine mouldings.

These relief panels can be wall-mounted as sculptural art, displayed on picture ledges, or integrated into modern joinery as bespoke cabinet inserts. Contrast the rich texture of dark timber against clean, neutral walls to highlight the carved detailing.

Dust the detailed carving regularly using a dry, soft-bristled brush to prevent buildup in the recessed areas. Apply a thin coat of natural beeswax polish annually to nourish the wood and protect the original finish, avoiding harsh chemical sprays or water.
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