A fine Georgian carved oak housekeeper’s cupboard, circa 1760, constructed in two sections.
The upper cabinet features a bold dentil cornice above a pair of raised panelled doors, opening to a fitted interior with fixed shelving.
The base is richly carved throughout, arranged as two short over three long drawers, all with detailed geometric decoration and flanked by quarter columns.
A striking and practical 18th-century cupboard, offering excellent storage and presence.
W 106.5cm (42") D 52cm (20.5") H 201cm (79.25") Base H 110cm (43.5")
