A Pennsylvania Chippendale Faux Grain Painted Two-Part Corner Cupboard, Late 18th Century. The upper section with a heavy stepped molded cornice above a blind fret carved frieze over a nine-light glazed door, enclosing two shaped undulating shelves with plate grooves, flanked by molded canted stiles, above a conforming case with waist molding and a double raised panel cupboard door below, ending with substantial spurred ogee bracket feet.

Dimensions: Height 78 1/2in; width 48 1/2in; depth 24 1/2in; corner 30 1/2in.

Provenance: Property from the Collection of C. Thomas Attix Jr., East Windsor, New Jersey.  

Structurally sound. Retaining its original grungy, dry paint decorated surface. Hardware is later replaced. General marks, wear, nicks, abrasions and surface scratches to the case.