Empire Corner Cabinet or Cupboard in West Indies Mahogany, circa 1800

From the Baltic region, a very beautiful and unusual Empire corner cupboard in fine West Indies/ Cuban mahogany with two stacked cabinet doors that are bowed, and are separated by a drawer. Some distinctive architectural details include the finely carved bonnet with anthemions, the steps that separate the upper cabinet from the lower one, and the carved acanthus scrollwork appliqués. Scandinavia, circa 1800. Comes with three working keys. French-polish finish.
Measurements: 36 1/2" wide x 24 1/4" depth from each side into the corner (about 22 1/2" depth from centre into the corner) x 79 1/4" high.
Details
OF THE PERIOD
Empire
PLACE OF ORIGIN
Baltic States
DATE OF MANUFACTURE
Circa 1800
PERIOD
1800-1809
MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES
Hand-Carved Details, French Polish
Mahogany
CONDITION
Good
CONDITION DETAILS
Expertly-restored in our workshop with a French-polish finish. Comes with working lock and 3 keys. Mortise and tenon construction with wooden pegs
WEAR
Wear consistent with age and use.
DIMENSIONS
H 79.25 in. x W 36.5 in. x D 24.25 in.
H 201.3 cm x W 92.71 cm x D 61.6 cm