19th Century English Pine Corner Cupboard - Two‑Part Form with Glass Doors

A handsome 19th‑century English corner cupboard in stripped pine, dry to the touch, with bevelled glass doors above and solid panelled doors below — practical, architectural, and full of character. Full Description: A fine 19th‑century English corner cupboard in two sections for ease of transport. The upper section features bevelled glass doors enclosing three fixed shelves, while the lower section offers enclosed storage behind solid pine doors with one fixed shelf. The cupboard retains its original stripped pine finish — dry to the touch and naturally aged — displaying a warm, honest surface with time‑worn marks and gentle variations in tone. Its clean lines, moulded cornice, and scalloped base lend quiet architectural presence, making it equally suited to kitchen, dining, or hallway settings. A practical and decorative piece of English country furniture, combining utility with understated charm. Details: * Period: 19th century * Origin: England * Material: Stripped pine * Form: Two‑part corner cupboard Provenance: English private collection Styling Notes: Perfect for adding warmth and authenticity to a country kitchen or dining room. Its natural pine finish pairs beautifully with ceramics, glassware, or linen, and its corner form makes efficient use of space. Delivery: Delivery is not included. Please use the Request Delivery Quote feature beside the ‘Add to Basket’ tab before completing your order. Collection from our Sussex showroom is welcome, and nationwide couriers can be arranged on request.