Where should I place a corner stand?

These pieces fit naturally into the dead space where two walls meet, making them ideal for smaller rooms or hallways that require functional storage without losing floor area. Because their footprint is triangular or multi-sided, they anchor corners effectively while drawing the eye upward through height rather than width.

How do I date a mahogany corner cupboard?

Dating relies on observing construction methods, timber thickness, and stylistic details such as cornices, hardware, and the presence of inlay versus carved decoration. Georgian examples tend to show heavier architectural cornices and solid timber panels, whereas Edwardian Sheraton Revival pieces frequently incorporate lighter satinwood stringing and machine-sawn components.

Can corner washstands still be used today?

While their original washing function is obsolete, surviving washstands adapt easily as plant stands, lamp tables, or unusual bedside surfaces in modern homes. Their recessed tops originally designed for basins now serve well to contain small decorative items or plant pots safely.

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These brown mahogany corner stands span centuries of cabinet-making, offering clever space-saving forms designed to fit neatly into domestic interiors.