Cape stinkwood and yellowwood inlaid corner display cupboard, 19th century
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ZAR 12 000 - 15 000
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Cape stinkwood and yellowwood inlaid corner display cupboard, 19th century
the triangular moulded top above a pair of glazed panel doors enclosing two shelves with an inlaid closing strip, flanked by chamfered corners inlaid with vertical yellowwood banding, raised on inlaid spade feet
height: 121cm; width: 125cm; depth: 72cm
Notes
This corner cupboard is a good example of Cape country Neo-classicism. The uninterrupted straight lines, architectural design features, inlay and spade foot are all characteristic of this style period.
The inlaid spade foot, also known as a 'Riversdale' foot, is a regional feature used by carpenters on cupboards in the south western Cape district.
Provenance
Private Collection.
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