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Regency Faux Marble Cellaret
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Regency Faux Marble Cellaret

19th century
Description

A rare regency period faux marble cellaret,

After a design by Charles Tatham.

Formerly part of the Ann & Gordon Getty collection,

with original Sotheby’s sale catalogue, 1995 from which they purchased the cellaret.

English, early nineteenth century, in original paint.

Provenance:

By repute, Castle Howard, Yorkshire.

Tatham was employed by the Earl of Carlisle in 1802 to create a sculpture gallery and museum at Castle Howard. He may have also worked on and designed for London property’s inhabited by the Earl.

A related stool after a design by Charles Tatham sits at Temple Newsam, Leeds and is painted in the same marbled manner as this wine cooler. (Enquire for more images and information on this if need be).

Physical Dimensions
Height
61cm (24.02")
Width
77cm (30.31")
Depth
56cm (22.05")
Declaration

William Carr Antiques has dated this Regency Faux Marble Cellaret to the 19th Century.

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SA1241456
Description
A rare regency period faux marble cellaret,

After a design by Charles Tatham.

Formerly part of the Ann & Gordon Getty collection,

with original Sotheby’s sale catalogue, 1995 from which they purchased the cellaret.

fig 1. A Regency sarcophagus-form cellaret decorated with faux marble painted timber, fluted corner columns, and carved lion paw feet.
fig 1. Regency Faux Marble Cellaret

English, early nineteenth century, in original paint.

Provenance:

By repute, Castle Howard, Yorkshire.

“
Tatham was employed by the Earl of Carlisle in 1802 to create a sculpture gallery and museum at Castle Howard.
William Carr Antiques

He may have also worked on and designed for London property’s inhabited by the Earl.

fig 2. A Regency sarcophagus-form cellaret decorated with faux marble painted timber, fluted corner columns, and carved lion paw feet.
fig 2. Regency Faux Marble Cellaret

A related stool after a design by Charles Tatham sits at Temple Newsam, Leeds and is painted in the same marbled manner as this wine cooler. (Enquire for more images and information on this if need be).

Height
61cm (24.02")
Width
77cm (30.31")
Depth
56cm (22.05")
Date of Manufacture

William Carr Antiques has dated this Regency Faux Marble Cellaret to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1241456
William Carr Antiques
William Carr Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Feb 2022

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William Carr Antiques

William Carr Antiques
Telephone 07958 023028
Location
Durham
United Kingdom
Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/chairfinder
Verified Since Feb 2022
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A Regency sarcophagus-form cellaret decorated with faux marble painted timber, fluted corner columns, and carved lion paw feet.
Regency Faux Marble Cellaret
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A Regency sarcophagus-form cellaret decorated with faux marble painted timber, fluted corner columns, and carved lion paw feet.
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Cataloguer’s note

Written by Sellingantiques from the dealer’s photographs and listing
  • ObjectCellarets
  • Period19th century
  • StyleRegency
  • MaterialPainted Wood, Brass
  • ColourOchre Yellow
  • MotifsSarcophagus form, Carved lion paw feet, Faux marble finish, Fluted corner pilasters
  • SizeH 61 cm (24 in) x W 77 cm (30 in) x D 56 cm (22 in)

FAQs

A cellaret is an 18th and 19th-century freestanding chest or cabinet created specifically to store and cool wine bottles within dining spaces. During the Regency period, these objects were designed with neoclassical architectural profiles, frequently taking the form of antique sarcophagi decorated with fine painted finishes or veneers.

Cellarets were typically built using dense hardwoods such as oak, mahogany, or pine, embellished with decorative paintwork like trompe loeil faux marble or rich timber veneers. The interior compartments were routinely lined with zinc or lead sheeting to contain melted ice and protect the structural timber.

Period-authentic cellarets demonstrate traditional construction methods including hand-cut dovetail joints, historic metal linings, and hand-carved decorative details like lion paw feet. Evidence of age includes natural paint wear, historic timber movement, original lock hardware, and patination on lower surfaces.

A cellaret functions effectively as an accent drinks cabinet, occasional side table, or sculptural statement piece in a dining room or drawing room. Its defined geometry offers balance when set against modern upholstered furniture or placed within an architectural recess.

Maintain painted cellarets by positioning them away from direct sunlight, radiators, and moisture sources to prevent pigment fading or wood movement. Surface dust should be removed using a soft, dry microfibre cloth without liquid sprays or abrasive cleaners.
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