Yew Wood Single Door Narrow Tall Corner Cabinet Cupboard Hutch

This narrow pine corner cabinet has two paneled cabinet doors separated by a middle drawer.The dark rich patina of the pine reflects its age. Restored, strong and stable this corner ...

This custom English walnut, glazed door corner cupboard is just the right size to take up residence in just about any corner you can come up with. Measurin...

Each of the four wide-swinging doors on this impressive English Pine Corner Cupboard is divided into four panels. This, as well as a simplicity in design, wherein the front of the p...

Early American painted pine corner hutch/cabinet Serpentine shaped opening 48.5 x 19.5 x 72.5

Antique tall corner credenza with display cabinet, cupboard, solid larch , polished to wax. Important 18th century corner two body cupboard in solid larch ...

This is a unique Swedish Gustavian style 2 door corner cabinet. it was just restored and repainted with Milk Paints "Oyster White" from the back out to the front of each side is 26"...

A fine French two-tiered corner cabinet or cupboard of cherrywood, with crown moulding over a canted front top tier, with two paneled doors enclosing a shelved interior, the canted b...

A wonderful diminutive useful-sized Antique English Edwardian inlaid mahogany Corner Cupboard with superb neoclassical marquetry inlay throughout. It also has unusual double glazed ...

An English early-eighteenth century red japanned bow-front corner cupboard, or cabinet, George II-period, circa 1730. In superb condition throughout. Retaining its original butterfly hinges, with a period key and working lock. These are usually encountered with a black background, however when in red these examples of japanning are much sought after. Many were produced domestically, often by talented female members of the family. Note the charming English interpretations in the decorated surfaces. An unusual subject can be seen in the base, a hunter on horseback with sword drawn, confronting a mythological beast, probably representing a tiger with mandarins posing amongst stylised pagodas, rooftops and rockwork. Chinoiserie-decorated surfaces were extremely popular in the early part of the 18th century, almost reaching a craze among the upper classes wishing to demonstrate their fashionable status. There were several revivals of chinoiserie particularly in the first quarter of the 20th century, so caution is advised in one’s collecting. This type of decoration is also sometimes erroneously referred to as ''lacquer’'. The fashion icon Coco Chanel furnished her exquisite Paris apartments largely in the European chinoiserie taste. References: V & A – The development of English black japanning 1620-1820, A History of Japanning in England: Technique & Decoration. John Stalker and George Parker...

SUPERB Carved Antique French Oak Corner Cabinet with Drawer and Key~~TALL~~c. 1890s-1900 Carved door with upper drawer and key~~two...