George III Mahogany Bow-front Hanging Corner Cupboard with Spice Drawers

George III Mahogany Bow-Front Hanging Corner Cupboard with Spice Drawers, c.1760–1780 A very good George III mahogany bow-front hanging corner cupboard, dating from the third quarter of the 18th century, circa 1760–1780. The cupboard has a handsome bowed front with well-figured mahogany doors, a moulded cornice and base, and attractive original pierced brass escutcheons. The doors open to reveal a painted interior with shaped corner shelves and two small lower spice drawers, a particularly appealing and useful feature. The cupboard has a lovely rich colour and a pleasingly honest Georgian surface, with the age, minor marks and signs of use one would expect from a piece of this period. The bow front gives it a much more elegant presence than a standard flat-fronted corner cupboard, while the small internal drawers add both character and practicality. It is a good quality example, ideal for use in a kitchen, dining room, hallway or period interior.