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Jonathan Charles Glazed Triple Display Cabinet/Dresser, Mahogany
- £21,000.00 £17,500.00
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A stunning celebration of Mahogany, traditional craftsmanship, and skilled joinery techniques, the Jonathan Charles Glazed Triple Display Cabinet/Dresser is ideal for creating a luxe look in your home. George II style mahogany veneered and crossbanded china display cabinet features the central section with a broken pediment centred with an urn, the whole with glazed doors with gothic ogee topped glazing bars, adjustable glass inset shelves, and 4 short and 3 graduated drawers to the base as well as 2 cupboards. Touch-sensitive adjustable lighting. Finished with the cast brass handles and antique mahogany finish, this magnificent Triple Dresser provides essential storage space in your home.
- Dimensions: W:217.7cm H:239cm D:50cm
- W:85 3/4'' H:94'' D:19 3/4''
- Other dimensions:
- Height of base: 33 ¼ inches (84.3 cm)
- Height of top: 61 inches (154.7 cm)
- Height shelf to shelf: 10 ½ inches (26.8 cm)
- Height without pediment: 8 ¾ inches (22.1 cm)
- Colour: Brown
- Material: Mahogany/Glass/Brass
- Cabinet Lighting
- Finish: FIN-MAH-02-1 (Medium Antique Mahogany)
- Partial self-assembly required
- Buckingham Collection
- George Style
- This made to order product cannot be returned.
Jonathan Charles Fine Furniture
Jonathan Charles Fine Furniture is the vision of Jonathan Sowter, an English furniture designer who excels at the art of fine antique reproduction. They design and manufacture the highest-quality European antique replicas as well as their own unique transitional designs, which are distributed to the best shops and interior designers throughout North America, U.K., Spain, Italy, Russia and France, just to name a few.
What makes them different is their meticulous attention-to-detail and pursuit of high-quality construction. This has propelled their company growth from just ten employees in April 2004 to over 1,400 in December 2011. Their passion for detail is also reflected in their in-house brass foundry, in which their manufacture their own hardware so that when they design a new piece of furniture they can also design one-of-a-kind pulls, hinges, locks and even keys for that piece.
It is their aim to constantly expand into new markets, while continuing to be a brand synonymous with the finer things in life.
They are craftsmen
Jonathan Charles works with artisans who display a large range of skills. They take pride in their work, which is evident in their beautifully-crafted antique replicas. They go far beyond just creating furniture that resembles English classics. They employ age-old techniques, which breathe soul and lasting-quality into their products.
They are designers
Many of their inspirations come from original antiques that Jonathan discovers in his travels. Sometimes, they will reproduce them as accurately as possible, while at other times they will take a detail that they like and design a completely new piece of furniture around that feature.
Oftentimes, they will start the design process from scratch. They gather inspiration from a variety of sources – be it a classic wallpaper design, nature, classic antiques, a rare object, or jewelry.
They never design to the limitations of their factory, and have actually expanded their factory as they have developed new skills in advanced marquetry, bronze casting, hand carving and much more.
They stand for quality
They never compromise on design and would be foolish to compromise on quality. Only the finest materials are used in their furniture. They also employ inspectors that ensure technically-sound components and design throughout the process. These experts oversee production, checking in at key transaction points so that nothing is overlooked. Before an item is packaged, it is reviewed with a keen eye and must pass a comprehensive checklist by their quality control inspector.
We would like to invite you to watch a video from Jonathan Charles, explaining the creation of their Fine Furniture: