A beautifully atmospheric and highly decorative display cabinet, this piece blends Edwardian-era craftsmanship with a striking Arts & Crafts interior. The tall architectural form, pierced fretwork doors, and richly carved central panel create a sense of romantic grandeur, while the William Morris–inspired wallpaper lining adds depth, texture, and timeless charm.
 
It is an ideal focal point for a period home, drinks corner, or curated interior - a cabinet that feels as much like a piece of sculpture as practical storage. The combination of carved wood, glass display sections, and botanical lining makes it a true one-of-a-kind statement piece.
 
The elegant proportions, long cabriole legs, and botanical motifs strongly reflect the late 19th–early 20th-century aesthetic transition from heavily carved Victorian furniture into the lighter, nature-inspired lines of the Art Nouveau movement. Updated sympathetically, it retains its historic character while offering a fresh decorative flourish.
 
Era & Provenance:
Late 19th–early 20th-century English cabinet in the Art Nouveau/Edwardian transition style, with hand-carved foliate motifs and a newly restored Arts & Crafts interior.
 
Finish:
Solid wood with carved floral detailing, glazed display doors, and a William Morris–inspired botanical wallpaper lining in deep blue and cream tones.
 
Condition:
Excellent restored condition. Interior newly lined; woodwork displays a warm antique patina. All glass panels intact. Structurally strong and ready for use.
 
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