Antique Larder

Rectangular outstepped molded cornice over two upper lattice doors and two lower panelled doors flanked by panelled sides over a molded base raised on curved feet.

A delightful and rare large French Larder Cupboard or Cabinet. Made from solid Oak and dating to the 19th Century this piece has loads of charm and character.

This is a beautiful French larder/cupboard or wardrobe. It's been painted in grey color, slightly distressed.

This is a beautiful French larder/cupboard or wardrobe. It's been painted in white color, slightly distressed.

This is a beautiful French larder/cupboard or wardrobe. It's been painted in grey color, slightly distressed.

This is a beautiful French larder/cupboard or wardrobe. It's been painted in grey color, slightly distressed.

This is a beautiful French larder/cupboard or wardrobe. It's been painted in grey color, slightly distressed.

This is a beautiful French larder/cupboard or wardrobe. It's been painted in grey color, slightly distressed.

"A Game Larder" by Charles Thomas Bale. Charles Thomas Bale 1849-1925 using his pseudonym 'George Hughes' was a London still life painter who exhibited at the Royal Academy society.

Would be great for coats, boots, or indeed a housekeeper's / kitchen larder cupboard. This is a lovely rare style of cupboard, that is full of age, charm and character.

This is a beautiful French larder/cupboard or wardrobe. It's been painted in grey color, slightly distressed.

Please note it has a small dent to the front right door (photographed) but hardly noticeable. Larder 224 H 54 D 140 W Top width 124.

This is a beautiful French larder/cupboard or wardrobe. It's been painted in grey colour, slightly distressed.

Staddle stones were originally used as supporting bases for granaries, hayricks, game larders, etc. The staddle stones lifted the granaries above the ground thereby protecting the s...

Benjamin Blake and his studio produced a number of Fine quality larder scenes in the Regency period. Both oil on canvas.

Staddle stones were originally used as supporting bases for granaries, hayricks, game larders, etc. The staddle stones lifted the granaries above the ground thereby protecting the st...

A delightful English larder, or kitchen cupboard, circa 1800 with original paint.

19th century pine a larder hooks, the fret-cut brackets supporting shelf with hand-wrought hooks below.

Circa 1880. 19th C English pine larder cupboard. sku 1202 Measures: W113 x D38 x H199 cm.

Circa 1880. 19th C English pine larder cupboard. sku 1202 Measures: W113 x D38 x H199 cm.

circa 1870 19th C English painted pine larder cupboard. sku 1262 Excellent form and patination.

circa 1880 Large English 19thC Painted Pine Larder Cupboard sku 2154 W170 x D51 x H198 cm Internal shelf depth 40 cm Weight 125Kg

Would be great for coats, boots, or indeed a housekeeper's / kitchen larder cupboard. This is a lovely rare style of cupboard, that is full of age, charm and character.

It is ideal as a kitchen cupboard or larder but would also work equally well as a rustic linen press or bathroom cupboard.

“The Game Larder” by Henry Grant. Henry Grant flourished 1868-1916 a painter of society portraits and animals.

Antique quality 19th Century painted housekeeper's larder cupboard. Sometimes known as an estate cupboard.

Antique quality 19th Century painted housekeeper's larder cupboard. Sometimes known as an estate cupboard.

This is an antique, English, Victorian oak larder on stand dating to circa 1900. In Classic Arts & Crafts styling and of Liberty quality this oak cabinet displays beautifully with...

A beautiful, rustic antique pine larder or pie cabinet cupboard that dates from the late 1800s in the Czech Republic.

A beautiful, rustic antique pine larder or pie cabinet cupboard that dates from the late 1800s in Germany.

A beautiful, rustic antique pine larder or pie cabinet cupboard that dates from the late 1800s in Eastern Europe (Germany / Czech Republic / Slovakia).

This antique European pine armoire or larder cupboard showcases a rustic, country-style aesthetic highlighted by its warm, honey-toned natural pine wood grain and prominent knots.

Antique 19th Century Painted Housekeeper's Larder Cupboard – also known as an estate cupboard, this exquisite period piece adds charm and character to any space.

Oil painting by Thomas G Targett “A Game Larder”, he flourished 1869-1896. Painter of sporting scenes and still-life, specializing in fish.

Antique 19th Century Painted Housekeeper's Larder Cupboard – also known as an estate cupboard, this exquisite piece is a wonderful representation of its era.

A vintage oak larder or housekeepers cupboard, circa 1920's Featuring four shelves

This piece presents as a buffet, distinguished by whitewashed weathered wood, arched panel doors. Dating to 1820s and originating from France, it reflects the design sensibilities of...

Antique Painted Kitchen / Housekeeper’s Larder Cupboard – 19th Century Country House Storage Furniture Also known as an estate cupboard, this fine 19th-century painted larder is a w...

A vintage oak larder or housekeepers cupboard, circa 1920's Featuring four shelves

"A Game Larder" by Charles Thomas Bale. Charles Thomas Bale 1849-1925 using his pseudonym 'George Hughes' was a London still life painter who exhibited at the Royal Academy society.

Oil Painting Pair by Charles Thomas Bale "Fruit and Game Larder Scenes" 1849-1925. Popular still life painter who exhibited at the Royal academy and 14 times at the royal society of ...

Early 19th century painting of a hare,fruit and game in a larder. Oil on canvas in oak frame with gilt slip

Early 19th Century English Naïve School still life painting of the larder, Oil on Canvas laid onto board, restored. Circa 1820.

Originally from a shop for display, it is now a fantastic storage kitchen, larder, or collection. Please note this unit must be secured to a wall.

British School, 19th century oil on panel. A traditional larder scene with freshly hunted game and a hare hanging alongside a plaited straw basket.

We purchased it as a British Post Office cupboard, but we think it started life out as a kitchen larder or pie safe, due to the obvious breathe holes at the top of the doors.

Mesh doors were once a common feature to allow airflow into linen cabinets or larders. The warm wood tone and brass hardware emit a sunny ambiance, announcing a homey find welcomes t...

This decorative storage piece will be a great accent in a kitchen or larder.

A fantastic storage piece that will make for a wonderful larder cupboard.

Great patina on these staddle stones, found in Galacia or Northern Spain, these were originally used as supporting bases for granaries, hayricks, game larders, etc. The staddle ston...

Used to store and keep water cool in hot weather, every French kitchen would have kept one of these in the larder before the days of refrigeration.

This versatile piece could be used in a kitchen or larder, or even for everyday storage.

Typically, the confit pots were placed in a stone lined larder, which served as a cool environment, in which to store the duck, which was covered in its own fat.

Antique English staddlestones were once used as footings to raise granaries, hayricks, game larders, etc. off the ground so that vermin and moisture could not destroy the yield.

A wonderful garden feature, steddle (or staddle) stones were originally used as supporting bases for granaries, hayricks, and game larders. The steddle stones lifted the granaries ...

Built in France in the early 20th century, this piece would have originally been used as a larder; the metal mesh of the door and sides would have allowed air to circulate, keeping p...

Built in Central Europe in the 19th century, a perforated metal disk set in the cupboard door indicates that this piece would have once been used as a larder, allowing air to circula...

Made in Central Europe in the 19th Century, a circular metal grille in the center of the cupboard door indicates that this piece would have originally been used as a larder: a cool, ...

A wonderful garden feature, steddle (or staddle) stones were originally used as supporting bases for granaries, hayricks, and game larders. The steddle stones lifted the granaries ab...

A wonderful garden feature, steddle (or staddle) stones were originally used as supporting bases for granaries, hayricks, and game larders. The steddle stones lifted the granaries ab...