1870s Corner Cupboards

19th Century Swedish Gustavian Neoclassical Corner Cabinet is an exceptionally well-crafted piece, designed to make the maximum use of your floor plan, especially since corners are u...

Late 19th Century antique ebonised chiffonier cupboard by Charles Meeking & Co. London EC, renown furniture makers of Victorian era. Well made solid mahogany antique furniture...

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19th century rustic Swedish pine corner cabinet is a charming example of the tailored, neoclassically-inspired rustic furnishings for which the country is so well known! Hand-crafted...

A magnificent & rare pair of antique French Renaissance Revival carved oak and leaded stained glass corner cabinets, circa 1880. Each cabinet comprises two sections having a stepped cornice with corbel bracket supports to the top, the top section with twin leaded & colored glass doors...

A historic site from the end of the 19th century. The furniture is in very good condition. Dimensions: height 202 cm / width 119 cm / depth 49 cm.

Renaissance corner display from around 1870. Very good condition. Wood: walnut Dimensions: height 237 cm, width 93 cm, depth horn 65 cm.

A rare and unusual antique American Aesthetic Movement painted corner cabinet, signed, circa 1875. The ebonized cabinet having a hand stenciled foliate border, the single door also h...

19th century French gothic corner cabinet is an elaborate expression of the style, considered the first formal French style dating back to the middle of the 12th century! Hand-sculpt...

Charles Bevan, attributed Marsh Jones & Cribb. A Gothic Revival oak étagère or corner whatnot. Measurements: Height - 43 3/4" Depth - 19" Width - 33.5" Length down one side...

Rare pair of 19th century Northern Italian parcel-gilt and black lacquered corner shelves or etageres with marble tops. The three additional tiers supported by fluted columns. Each o...

These 19th century Italian, painted and gilded corner cabinets come in two pieces. The bonnets have openings at the center called broken pediments. The cabinets have beautifully scalloped frames surrounding the blown glass panels on the front and sides. The three separate blown glass panes on the front doors are divided by small, gilded, asymmetrical linear moldings having floral and foliate motifs at the center. There are also three separate glass panes on the angled side panels which are divided by small, gilded, half circle, linear moldings. The entire interior of the upper sections has been lined in red velvet with gimp to the front of the shelves. The serpentine shaped, single door, lower cabinets with angled sides are beneath a curved, stepped out section. They have gilded moldings around the serpentine tops, the door panels, the serpentine bases and angled bracket feet. There is one shelf per cabinet in the interior. These are of typical Italian shape, inspired by subtle 18th century Italian Rococo styling. The beautiful green paint is over gesso on pine wood. Italy did not have access to many exotic woods, thus many pieces were painted softwoods. Bright and cheerful pieces such as this also have the ability to lighten rooms that may otherwise be too dark. Incredibly elegant and refined, these antique Italian corner cabinets...