19th C. American Oak Clawfoot China Cabinet

Carved American Oak curved glass China cabinet with griffins adoring the turned columns seated on claw feet. Single center door and curved glass sides. Original oak finish, normal use and wear as show

Carved American Oak curved glass China cabinet with turned columns seated on ball and claw feet. Single center door and curved glass sides. Original oak finish, normal use and wear as shown, see photo

American Victorian oak bow front china cabinet with carved crest, beveled and leaded panels and paw feet, 19th c, 73"h x 42"w x 18"d, original finish and very good condition

American Carved Oak China Cabinetlate 19th centurythe single-door china cabinet carved with foliate and claw feet54 x 36 1/2 x 16 inchesProvenance:Property from a Texas Estate

American oak china buffet server having carved mirror, lower service storage and china glass side with four adjustable wood shelves. Measuring approx 66" tall x 52" wide x 19" deep. Normal use and wea

19th Century American Oak Apothecary Cabinet - Large cabinet with 36 drawers; four large drawers at top and 32 smaller drawers under, all with white porcelain knobs (replacement for original hardware)

With both glass and wood shelves for interior. Dimensions: H 63.25" x W 39.5" x D 16.5" Condition: Few chips to glass shelves. Showing antique wear consistent with age and use.

Single-glazed full-length door, flanked by bowed sides, 3-wooden shelves h.60 w.36 d.12-1/2 in.

Early 20th century American Oak table top sized curio or curved glass china cabinet with curved glass sides and single center door. Fret work on door has separations as shown and top, see photos for d

C. 1900 American quarter sawn oak china cabinet. Label on back for truckman reads "K.C. Co. Chester, PA." With carved front columns with gargoyles and flowers, claw feet and four glass interior shelve

Late 19th c tiger oak curve glass china cabinet. Rolled top crest over flat center door with upper mirror back section interior. Lower section with single flat door & 3 adjustable shelf interior. Claw

FRENCH PROVINCIAL CARVED OAK CHINA CABINET, 19TH CENTURY. HEIGHT 77"; WIDTH 50"

Claw foot American Oak two door bookcase with rolled top and carved griffins. Measuring approx 57” tall x 50” wide x 14” deep

An American oak vitrine cabinetLate 19th centuryWith molded and carved cornice over a serpentine-front, single-door glass cabinet with mirrored back and glass shelves, on a stepped molded base with pa

A J. & P. Coats Stenciled Oak Spool Cabinet American, Late 19th Century Height 22 3/4 x width 18 3/4 x depth 20 3/4 inches.

A J. & P. Coats Stenciled Oak Spool Cabinet American, Late 19th Century Height 22 5/8 x width 16 x depth 20 inches.

American, late 19th century. A carved oak wall cabinet with three glass panel openings and one glass shelf. Approx. H. 36", W. 19", D. 7.25"

American Arts and Crafts oak china cabinet, Peoples Furniture Company, early 20th c., glazed double doors and side panes, three interior shelves with plate grooves, rising on inset square legs, approx

19th century the glazed, hinged door and glazed, curved side panels enclosing three shelves, raised on paw feet; with key 44 inches wide; 15 inches deep; 71 1/2 inches high

American Renaissance Carved Oak Cabinet , late 19th c., probably New Orleans, molded cornice, scroll and shield carved frieze, foliate stiles, two glazed doors, shelf interior, cabochon and fruit lowe

AMERICAN RENAISSANCE CARVED OAK CABINET , LATE 19TH C., PROBABLY NEW ORLEANS, MOLDED CORNICE, SCROLL AND SHIELD CARVED FRIEZE, FOLIATE STILES, TWO GLAZED DOORS, SHELF INTERIOR, CABOCHON AND FRUIT LOWE

AMERICAN OAK & CURVED GLASS CHINA CABINET, 20TH C., H 75", W 51", D 17" Having a single lower door opening to three wooden shelves. Double upper doors open to a single shelf. Paw feet.

American oak display cabinet, c. 1900, cornice top, over scroll corbels, glazed doors and sides, interior fitted with three shelves, top shelf with mirrored back, top two shelves with grooved plate ra

American Renaissance Carved Oak Cabinet, late 19th c., possibly R.J. Horner, New York, shaped cornice, foliate mask centered by a mythological mask, convex glass panel doors, lion's mask scrolled stil