Superb Edwardian/Late Victorian Inlaid Mahogany Two-Part Corner Cupboard, c. 1900
Superb Edwardian/Late Victorian Inlaid Mahogany Two-Part Corner Cupboard, c. 1900
An exceptionally smart and elegant Edwardian-era freestanding double corner cabinet, expertly crafted in the classic Georgian revival taste. This substantial floor-standing piece features a practical two-part construction, splitting cleanly at the waist moulding to allow for effortless positioning and transport.
The upper section is defined by a deep, tiered architectural cornice sitting above a pair of twin-fielded blind panel doors. Each door panel is crisp and intricately embellished with delicate geometric boxwood stringing and elegant quadrant fan-inlay motifs to the corners. Opening the top doors reveals a cleanly lacquered, off-white interior configured with shaped tier shelving perfectly proportioned for displaying fine porcelain, glassware, or decorative objects.
The independent base section rests firmly on a solid plinth and houses a secondary twin-panel storage cupboard ideal for heavier tableware, linens, or books. Combining timeless period style with highly practical storage capability, this piece offers an excellent way to turn an empty room angle into a stately focal point.
Height 216.5cm
Width 120cm
Depth 75cm


