Cupboard - Oak - Jacobean






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This 17th-century Jacobean court cupboard is made of oak and features marquetry panels, carved decoration, fluting and turned supports.
Description from the seller
Oak Jacobean Court Cupboard (ca. 1620 with later restorations)
On behalf of my parents I am reaching out to you regarding the possible sale of an authentic antique piece from their possession. It concerns an English oak Jacobean Court Cupboard with refined marquetry on the panels, dating from the early 17th century (estimated around 1620).
The cabinet is in good, original condition and features the characteristic architectural details from the Jacobean period, including ciselé carving, fluting, and twisted support pillars (drop pendants).
The exact dimensions of the piece are:
Width: 143 cm (largest dimension)
Depth: 57.4 cm
Height: 162.5 cm
In the attachment to this advertisement you will find a number of photos of the front and the specific details of the woodcarving. Additionally, I have included an older black-and-white photo and a handwritten document with the historical measurements, which have long been in the family’s possession.
Oak Jacobean Court Cupboard (ca. 1620 with later restorations)
On behalf of my parents I am reaching out to you regarding the possible sale of an authentic antique piece from their possession. It concerns an English oak Jacobean Court Cupboard with refined marquetry on the panels, dating from the early 17th century (estimated around 1620).
The cabinet is in good, original condition and features the characteristic architectural details from the Jacobean period, including ciselé carving, fluting, and twisted support pillars (drop pendants).
The exact dimensions of the piece are:
Width: 143 cm (largest dimension)
Depth: 57.4 cm
Height: 162.5 cm
In the attachment to this advertisement you will find a number of photos of the front and the specific details of the woodcarving. Additionally, I have included an older black-and-white photo and a handwritten document with the historical measurements, which have long been in the family’s possession.
