Mahogany Cabinet in the Manner of Gillow of London & Lancaster

English

circa 1820 - 1830

Early Regency period, 3 feet wide, mahogany utility cabinet in the manner of Gillow of London & Lancaster.

The solid mahogany and reeded gallery surmounted onto a figured mahogany top with a double reeded moulded edge sits above a single long drawer. The faux drawers to the front retain the original gilt brass ring pulled handles on crisply cast back plates. The faux drawers and flamed mahogany with cock beaded frames. The mahogany lined drawer is full length and made with finely tapered dovetail joints.

The figured recessed panel to the kneehole is neat with a detailed reeded moulding to the surround. This is flanked by narrow flamed mahogany doors that open with a fine push button brass mechanism to reveal shelves and a single cupboard space.

The cabinet is raised on finely carved and turned reeded 'Gillow' bun feet to the front and reverse below a solid broad reeded moulding that is repeated to the sides to complement the figured mahogany panels above.

The compact cabinet is extremely useful, hence me describing it as a utility piece for hallways, dining rooms, bedrooms or even a large ventilated bathroom!

Dimensions

Height 89.00cm (35.04 inches)

Width 91.00cm (35.83 inches)

Depth 48.00cm (18.9 inches)

Height Framed 101.00cm (39.76 inches)