Georgian Oak Corner Cabinet, c.1750 Wooden went into partnership with them

went into partnership with them towards the end of the nineteenth century

Framed in mahogany and raised on turned legs this piece would lend itself to a grand hallway

Between the central doors and the counter a slide pulls out provioding a convenient work space

sharp image and benefit from a retractable sun shade

baluster columns rising from splayed cabriole legs with carved toes above the original ceramic castors

Georgian Oak Corner Cabinet, c.1750 Wooden went into partnership with themOur Stock # LFA 1375 This is an antique, Georgian corner cabinet dating to c. 1750. A super example of provincial country furniture from the mid 18th century, this small corner cabinet displays a delicious warm patina and good graining in the English oak construction. The canted corners extrude creating a breakfront that houses the twin field panel door dressed with a brass pull that operates a twist catch above a brass lock escutcheon. Inside a pair