Georgian Oak Two Door Livery Cupboard

Georgian Oak Two Door Livery Cupboard

A highly desirable Georgian oak two door livery cupboard, full of period charm and untouched character. A wonderfully honest example, resting on bun feet and displaying the rich colour, surface wear, and deep patina that only genuine age and long use can produce.

The cupboard retains its original rustic appeal, with panelled twin doors, early iron hinges and latch furniture, all contributing to its strong country house presence. We have intentionally left the piece largely in its natural state, as this is very much how collectors and decorators prefer to find them.

As expected with a piece of this age, there are numerous signs of wear including marks, bumps, chips, shrinkage, and historic repairs, all entirely consistent with centuries of use and adding to its authenticity. There is evidence of historic woodworm, now inactive and treated as a precaution.

Internally the cupboard has several later brass-coloured metal pegs fitted across the width, making it practical for hanging or storage use.

A substantial, solid and heavy piece of furniture, increasingly sought after for use in period homes, hallways, kitchens, bedrooms, or as a statement storage cupboard.

Dimensions:

113cm wide

38cm deep

175.5cm high

PB378 198400 130426

 Price includes delivery to mainland UK with exception of the Highlands

The age and condition of our furniture is described to the best of our ability, to enable you to make an informed decision prior to purchase - please read the item description carefully.

All our furniture is either antique or second hand, and therefore there may be cosmetic age related surface marks, and or scratches and fading, where identified in the item description.

We kindly request that you review all photographs as these images form an essential part of the item’s description and condition, offering an important visual insight into its appearance and overall quality.

If furniture shows signs of historic worm, we will check that this is inactive and treat accordingly to give both you and us peace of mind. Any signs of historic worm will be described in the description