This antique carved oak wall cabinet, likely dating from the Late Victorian or Edwardian period (circa 1890-1910), features a central arched mirror flanked by two glass-fronted cabinets. The rich, medium-toned oak exhibits beautiful grain and is adorned with intricate folk art-style carvings, including a prominent shell motif and floral and scrolling accents along the top crest and side pilasters. The central mirror has a slightly beveled edge, and the glass cabinet doors appear to have etched or frosted glass panels, adding to its decorative appeal. Original brass hardware, which includes keyhole escutcheons and pulls, is present. The cabinet is designed to be wall-mounted, indicated by the flat back and overall structure. Its robust construction and detailed ornamentation are characteristic of pieces crafted during this era, often used in parlors, dining rooms, or entryways for display and storage. The style exhibits strong Art Nouveau influences, particularly in the organic and flowing lines of the carving. The back of the cabinet is not visible, but it is presumed to be solid wood. Overall, this is a well-preserved and decorative piece of antique furniture.

Dimensions:
Height 25.5, Width 52.5, Depth 15 inches
Weight 70 lbs

Condition:
Very Good. The cabinet is in very good antique condition with minor signs of wear consistent with age and use. There are slight surface scratches and small indentations to the wood which contribute to its patina. The mirrors and glass panels are intact with no major cracks or chips visible. The brass hardware appears original and shows some tarnishing but is complete. The structural integrity is sound.

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• Low Estimate: 700.00
• High Estimate: 1200.00