This is a double arch oak display cabinet on stand dating to the early 20th century, designed in the William and Mary Revival style. The upper glazed section features a distinctive double-arched cornice and two doors fitted with decorative glazing bars. The interior is equipped with three wooden shelves, and a single brass escutcheon is located on the right-hand door.
The cabinet sits upon an open stand featuring heavy, turned legs with carved feet. These supports are joined by a sturdy H-stretcher. The piece is constructed from oak with a dark stained finish and vertical back panels showing a prominent grain pattern. No manufacturer labels or marks are present.
Dimensions: 34.00"L x 11.25"W x 56.75"H
Weight: 76.00 lb
Origin: France most likely
This is a double arch oak display cabinet on stand dating to the early 20th century, designed in the William and Mary Revival style. The upper glazed section features a distinctive double-arched cornice and two doors fitted with decorative glazing bars. The interior is equipped with three wooden shelves, and a single brass escutcheon is located on the right-hand door.
The cabinet sits upon an open stand featuring heavy, turned legs with carved feet. These supports are joined by a sturdy H-stretcher. The piece is constructed from oak with a dark stained finish and vertical back panels showing a prominent grain pattern. No manufacturer labels or marks are present.
Dimensions: 34.00"L x 11.25"W x 56.75"H
Weight: 76.00 lb
Origin: France most likely
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