An 18th-century oak corner cupboard (circa 1780) featuring brass H hinges and a brass lock escutcheon on the panelled door, behind which the interior is laid out with three white-painted shelves. Complete with a non-functioning lock and key. 
 
The overall condition is good. We have noted that the rear internal walls have been reinforced with a modern ply material, and the lower two shelves show a couple of historic worm holes.  
 
A naive yet charming example of this classic design.