Lot Essay
This elegant cabinet, which is veneered with light exotic timbers and painted with scenes after Boucher, reflects the refined Edwardian 'George III' style of the late 19th Century. Maple & Co. advertised this type of cabinet in the 'Drawing-Room Furniture' section of their sale catalogue, which was introduced as 'The drawing-room being the principal reception room over which the lady of the house reigns supreme, should be treated with the greatest taste and refinement...'. The present cabinet was listed as 920 B and described as a 'Handsome Satinwood Inlaid Cabinet, With painted panels' and was priced at 17.10 Pounds.