Description
A one-of-a-kind statement piece for anyone who loves rich, old-world carving. This two-part cabinet pairs an open display top with a closed storage base - beautiful and useful.
The upper section is fully open, backed in a cheerful mustard-and-red floral fabric. The repeating motif consists of small paisley-like or teardrop-shaped elements in dusty pink and cream tones, each accented with sprays of olive-green and golden-brown foliage that curl around them, reminiscent of Victorian or Georgian-era decorative fabrics often used to line antique cabinets and chests. The interior horizantal and vertical corners and sides are finished with a scalloped style trim in a golden-brown shade.
The upper cabinet has three shelves each fronted by hand-turned spindle galleries (think mini balustrades) that keep displayed pieces from sliding off while adding tons of character. The crown is deeply carved with a scalloped leaf motif and studded in brass.
Down below, a single drawer with a ring pull sits above a paneled door carved with a bold diamond-and-scroll design - the kind of detail you just don't see on new furniture. Vine-and-leaf carving runs the full height of the sides, tying the whole piece together.
Perfect for a dining room hutch, entry piece, or bar cabinet with major personality.
Additional measurements:
Top trim - 30"W x 12.75"D
Top of bottom piece - 27.5"W x 16.75"D
Bottom trim - 29"W x 17.5
Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Excellent - Original Condition, Unaltered. Minor wear consistent with age and history. No Maker's Mark.
Materials & Techniques:
Oak
Details:
Country of Origin: Unknown
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
The upper section is fully open, backed in a cheerful mustard-and-red floral fabric. The repeating motif consists of small paisley-like or teardrop-shaped elements in dusty pink and cream tones, each accented with sprays of olive-green and golden-brown foliage that curl around them, reminiscent of Victorian or Georgian-era decorative fabrics often used to line antique cabinets and chests. The interior horizantal and vertical corners and sides are finished with a scalloped style trim in a golden-brown shade.
The upper cabinet has three shelves each fronted by hand-turned spindle galleries (think mini balustrades) that keep displayed pieces from sliding off while adding tons of character. The crown is deeply carved with a scalloped leaf motif and studded in brass.
Down below, a single drawer with a ring pull sits above a paneled door carved with a bold diamond-and-scroll design - the kind of detail you just don't see on new furniture. Vine-and-leaf carving runs the full height of the sides, tying the whole piece together.
Perfect for a dining room hutch, entry piece, or bar cabinet with major personality.
Additional measurements:
Top trim - 30"W x 12.75"D
Top of bottom piece - 27.5"W x 16.75"D
Bottom trim - 29"W x 17.5
Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Excellent - Original Condition, Unaltered. Minor wear consistent with age and history. No Maker's Mark.
Materials & Techniques:
Oak
Details:
Country of Origin: Unknown
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Condition
Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; Excellent - Original Condition, Unaltered. Minor wear consistent with age and history. No Maker's Mark.
Buyer's Premium
20%
Dimensions
78 x 27 x 16.5 in
Victorian Style Carved Bookcase - Cupboard
Estimate $480-$960
Starting Price
$240
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Mid-Century Modern: The Autumn Design Edit
Sep 23, 2026, 4:00 PM EDTNew York, NY, United States
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