Abstract: A fitting for a corner cabinet accessible through a door has a support arranged stationarily in the interior of the corner cabinet for securing a shelf. The support has a guide member supporting the shelf and moving the shelf on a predetermined movement path from an inner position inside the cabinet into an outer position in front of a door opening of the corner cabinet. The guide member is pivotably connected to a bottom side of the shelf and pivotably connected to a corner cabinet wall. A pull-in device is operatively connected to the shelf and the guide member and automatically pulls in by an automatic pull-in action the shelf into the interior during a closing movement from the outer position into the innerposition. The automatic pull-in action begins at a predeterminable intermediate pivot position of the shelf during the closing movement.

Abstract: A corner cabinet has a rectangular interior accessible through a door opening. A support column with a vertical swivel axis is arranged in the interior for supporting at least one essentially semi-circular shelf. The shelf is movable from an interior position into an exterior position in which the shelf projects outwardly past a plane of the door opening. First and second guides are connected at a connecting point to the bottom side of each shelf, respectively. The first guide is pivotably connected to the support column. The second guide is connected to support bearing mounted near the door opening on a sidewall and having a swivel axis extending parallel to the swivel axis of the support column. The swivel movement of the shelf from the interior position to the exterior position is controlled commonly by the first and second guides.