Victorian Mahogany Corner Cabinet. England, Circa 1860–1880. 19th-century Period Piece

An elegant corner cabinet made of high-quality mahogany, crafted in England during the Victorian era, circa 1860–1880, dating from the 19th century. 

The lower section opens via two arched doors, revealing three storage shelves.
Around the middle, a compartmentalized drawer with two compartments provides practical storage space for small items or serving accessories.
The lock and key are in working order.

The upper section consists of two display shelves, framed by remarkable openwork consoles with finely carved scrollwork and topped by a richly ornamented, undulating cornice.
The piece as a whole features an elegant and balanced silhouette, characteristic of high-quality Victorian furniture.

Crafted from solid mahogany and mahogany veneer, this corner cabinet captivates with the beauty of its flamed grain and its warm original patina.

Its compact size makes it both decorative and functional, ideal for a living room, library, office, or curio cabinet.
Delivery in Metropolitan France: 150 cm.
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