Buffet cabinet - Mahogany
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Selected by Constance Rousseau
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Estimate € 280 - € 350
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Description from the seller
This English mahogany serving cabinet, neoclassical style
This serving cabinet represents a typical example of nineteenth-century English furniture, made from fine mahogany wood. Serving cabinets were functional pieces used in Victorian and Edwardian dining rooms to store crockery, silverware, and table linen. The neoclassical design, with fluted side columns and inlaid panels, reflects the influence of Greco-Roman classical architecture that characterized British cabinetmaking of the era.
These pieces are particularly valued by English antique collectors, enthusiasts of Victorian furniture, and interior designers seeking authentic items to furnish with classical elegance. The mahogany serving cabinet represents a valuable investment for those who wish to combine functionality and historical refinement, bringing a touch of British tradition into contemporary spaces. The quality mahogany and artisanal craftsmanship give these pieces a timeless charm, highly sought after in the antique market.
Seller's Story
Welcome to our profile. We are antique enthusiasts with a deep passion for art, history, and the charm of the past, cultivated through years of research and dedication. On Catawiki we offer a careful and curated selection of antiques: from period furniture to refined objets d'art, up to paintings and sculptures of quality.
Our goal is to offer collectors and lovers of beauty authentic pieces, selected rigorously for their quality, rarity, and condition. We guarantee maximum transparency in descriptions, detailed photographs, and secure and professional packaging, so that these wonders of the past can reach your homes intact to continue their story.
Translated by Google TranslateThis English mahogany serving cabinet, neoclassical style
This serving cabinet represents a typical example of nineteenth-century English furniture, made from fine mahogany wood. Serving cabinets were functional pieces used in Victorian and Edwardian dining rooms to store crockery, silverware, and table linen. The neoclassical design, with fluted side columns and inlaid panels, reflects the influence of Greco-Roman classical architecture that characterized British cabinetmaking of the era.
These pieces are particularly valued by English antique collectors, enthusiasts of Victorian furniture, and interior designers seeking authentic items to furnish with classical elegance. The mahogany serving cabinet represents a valuable investment for those who wish to combine functionality and historical refinement, bringing a touch of British tradition into contemporary spaces. The quality mahogany and artisanal craftsmanship give these pieces a timeless charm, highly sought after in the antique market.
Seller's Story
Welcome to our profile. We are antique enthusiasts with a deep passion for art, history, and the charm of the past, cultivated through years of research and dedication. On Catawiki we offer a careful and curated selection of antiques: from period furniture to refined objets d'art, up to paintings and sculptures of quality.
Our goal is to offer collectors and lovers of beauty authentic pieces, selected rigorously for their quality, rarity, and condition. We guarantee maximum transparency in descriptions, detailed photographs, and secure and professional packaging, so that these wonders of the past can reach your homes intact to continue their story.
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Era
1400-1900
Weight
50 kg
Style subtype
Regency Style
Over 200 years old
No
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Material
Mahogany
Style
Antique
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
90 cm
Width
115 cm
Depth
47 cm
Estimated period
circa 1900
Can Be Locked
Yes
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