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18th century pitch pine cupboard
18th century pitch pine cupboard
The cupboard is from the later part of the century with adaptions and repairs made throughout its life. Primarily original timber and hardware still present
The most probable original use would have been a form of wardrobe, likely painted. Its current use of a shelved interior is most practical in todays home
This period and style of furniture have an almost scratch built feel to them
Rustic, simple and naive
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Georgian pitch pine cupboard
Georgian pitch pine cupboard
Early 19th century c.1810-1830
Likely an estate made piece of furniture. Originally, there would have been a pair of doors on the upper half but these were removed most probably during the late Victorian era when open top dressers become popular
Abundant in rustic charm and repairs over its two centuries lifespan. Most of the original ironwork is still present. Showcasing the skills and talents of craftsmen of their time. Back in an era before mass production and making a piece of furniture beautiful for no other reason than they could….
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Georgian painted cupboard c.1820
An incredible Georgian painted cupboard
English c.1820
The cupboard was used in a school on the Suffolk/Norfolk border. Layers of paint and a mahogany scumble finish were dry scraped back to it’s original powder green paint
Through the areas of wear, you can see the heavy areas of touch. A true survivor in a throw away society!