An impressive Lanark County corner cabinet dating to the 1840s, retaining its early mustard painted surface and untouched original finish.
The upper glazed section features eight panes of glass per door, offering classic display space framed by strong early proportions. Below, a two-door storage cupboard provides practical concealed storage.
The interior of both sections is painted red — a striking and historically appropriate detail that contrasts beautifully with the exterior mustard tone. The original surface displays desirable alligatoring consistent with early paint, and the original latch hooks remain in place.
Purpose-built to fit efficiently into a corner, this cupboard delivers architectural presence while maintaining traditional rural functionality.
Details:
• Lanark County, Ontario
• Circa 1840s
• Early mustard paint
• Original alligator surface
• Eight-pane glass doors (upper)
• Lower two-door cupboard
• Red-painted interiors (upper and lower)
• Original latch hooks
• Dimensions: 53.5” L x 27” W x 72.5” H
A strong example of early Canadian country craftsmanship with exceptional surface integrity.
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