Description
A wonderfully honest early English oak cupboard, dating from the late 17th to early 18th century (circa 1680–1720).
Richly patinated throughout, this substantial two-door cupboard displays beautifully figured oak panels, deep moulded framing, and an outstanding mellow colour developed over centuries of use.
The interior retains its original rustic character, with wide hand-cut oak boards, peg construction, making it ideal for practical storage as a beautiful cloak cupboard while preserving its authentic period appeal.
The cupboard stands on its original plinth base and has an impressive presence, suitable for a hallway, dining room, kitchen, or living space.
A genuine country piece with the wear, shrinkage, and surface character expected of its age, adding to its charm and authenticity.
The top cupboard lifts off the base for delivery purposes.
Behind the doors it’s give good deep storage for coats and shoes.
A high shelf could be added in stained pine if required for extra storage.
Measuring
1325 wide x 1680 high x 520 deep
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