A refined Georgian bedside cabinet dating to the turn of the 19th century, offering understated elegance and practical proportions typical of the late Georgian period. Crafted in richly toned mahogany, this piece features a gently shaped gallery top, twin cupboard doors above a single drawer, and slender legs that give it a light, balanced presence.
 
Designed for use beside the bed, pieces of this type were intended to hold candles, personal effects, and nighttime necessities. Its restrained design reflects the Georgian preference for proportion and utility over ornament, making it a quietly handsome addition to both traditional and eclectic interiors.
 
Era & Provenance
Late Georgian / Early Regency, circa 1790–1820.
Likely English in origin. Bedside cabinets of this form were common in well-appointed Georgian households, bridging the transition from purely functional furniture to more refined domestic pieces.
 
Condition
Good antique condition, consistent with age and use. The timber shows expected surface wear, minor marks, and tonal variation, all of which contribute to the piece’s character. Structurally sound, with doors and drawer operating well.
 
Dimensions
Width 50cm
Height 76cm
Depth 49cm
 
Delivery
Buyer-arranged courier or collection only. Please ensure your courier is suitable for antique or decorative furniture.