Georgian Antique Corner Cabinet, Oak and Mahogany, English c.1780 Furniture beaded glazing complete with working

beaded glazing complete with working lock and key

Early 18th century coffer elements

Featuring scrolled ears

Jean-Baptiste Gamichon (1760-1835) was a French cabinet maker based in Paris

an organisation similar to the freemasons and sharing many philanthropic ideals for which plenty of information on the Order can be found on the internet

Georgian Antique Corner Cabinet, Oak and Mahogany, English c.1780 Furniture beaded glazing complete with workingOur Stock # LFA 1684 This is a fine example of a Georgian antique corner cabinet in oak and mahogany, English and dating to c. 1780. Attractive piece with good colour and a desirable aged patina Grain interest in the oak, displaying medullary rays, and the mahogany highlights In good proportion with modest lower moulding and shaped crown moulding Upper frieze cross banded in mahogany veneer Field panel door with geometric decoration and framing