Gorgeous, antique, curio cabinet salvaged from Northeastern Pennsylvania. It's made of solid wood veneered with walnut. The swinging door has bowed or curved glass and lock with working key. Inside, there is a mirrored back and 2 removable, wooden shelves with 3 grooves or slots to stand your dishes. Along the bottom are 3 drawers; one with 2 pulls and two without pulls. The cabinet sits on beautifully decorated, Jacobean style legs with bunt  feet and 8 casters.

I'm estimating that the piece is was made around the 1910's or 1920's.

Our carpenter inspected the piece from top to bottom, inside and outside. There wasn't anything for him to repair or reinforce. It has the typical wear that you would expect to find on a piece this old: nicks, scratches, small pieces of missing veneer along the lower edges, spots of worn finish. The glass and mirror are intact with no breaks, cracks, or obvious scratches. The mirror has some distressing (worn silvering), but it's light. The cabinet is strong, sturdy, and ready for another lifetime of service!

Dimensions

 48" W x 15 1/8" D x 64 5/8" H