Edwardian Sheraton Revival Inlaid Mahogany Corner Cabinet with Glazed Door, Circa 1900

A refined Edwardian Sheraton Revival mahogany standing corner cabinet of elegant proportions, dating to circa 1900.

The upper section is fitted with a striking 13-pane astragal glazed door, centred with a geometric arrangement that adds both architectural interest and depth. Inside, the shelved interior provides an ideal setting for the display of porcelain, glassware, or decorative objects.

The cabinet is further enhanced with delicate satinwood-style inlaid stringing and a classical oval patera motif to the lower door, reflecting the restrained elegance of the Sheraton tradition. The broken swan-neck pediment with central open fret detail adds a pleasing sense of height and refinement.

Raised on shaped bracket feet, the lower cupboard offers useful enclosed storage, making the piece as practical as it is decorative.