Posts tagged "credenza"

A Fine Example of Reproduction Furniture

I was in for a surprise this week while unwrapping one of our recent arrivals, a lovely flame mahogany credenza. Although the furniture produced by our third-generation English cabinetmaker is always high quality, the character of each piece is unique because every one is handmade. This time we received a real gem. Enjoy the pictures.

Flame mahogany credenza

The selection of flame mahogany and satinwood are really quite beautiful in this piece. The stain and the finish both set into the wood flawlessly to produce one of the lovelier specimens here at English Classics.

Flame mahogany credenza

One of the great things about fine English furniture is that it achieves the perfect synthesis of utility and aesthetic perfection.

Flame mahogany credenza

I wouldn't want you to miss the back, so here it is—no detail was lost on our cabinetmaker.

Flame mahogany credenza

This shot of the hand-cut dovetails also happens to showcase the gorgeous grain and complexion of the wood.

Flame mahogany credenza

The ogee foot is probably my favorite variety, and in this picture at least I hope it is clear why.

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