Georgian Oak Corner Cabinet, c.1750 Wooden Framed in mahogany and raised

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

Raised on cabriole legs to the front and square section legs to the rear

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

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

Raised on a continuous chamfered plinth

Georgian Oak Corner Cabinet, c.1750 Wooden Framed in mahogany and raisedOur 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