A rare Regency mahogany wine cooler (cellarette) cabinet, decorated with ebony stringing, turned columns, and standing on a plinth base.
 
The cabinet is designed as a single-door cabinet, opening to reveal a metal-lined interior fitted with two metal shelves. The metal lining to both the interior and the inside of the door was intended to help keep the contents cool, whether used for wine, spirits, ice, or other perishables. The door retains its original brass handle.
 
A practical and decorative piece, it can still be used today as a wine cooler, drinks cabinet, or occasional cupboard, whilst also making an attractive piece for the end of a hallway, dining room, or living room, with the top providing an ideal display surface for a lamp, sculpture, or other decorative object.