Rare Early American Corner Cabinet.

Charming, tall corner display cabinet crafted in western Massachusetts in the 1750s and refinished in the 1940s. Crown molding, upper mullion glass doors, lower solid wood doors and two copper handles

48" x 48" x 42"h RARE hard to find Early American curved Floor model corner display showcase trimmed in solid wood with slatted wood shelves, glass front, and top. There are 4 fold down doors in back

Early American walnut one piece corner cabinet with fielded panel doors resting on bracket feet with shaped apron; 88"H 48"W 22"D; condition: re-backed with ancient materials and re-hinged

Probably Boston maker, circa 1820. Nicely inlaid having a swan's neck pediment, urn finial, and colony astragal moldings on the glazed door. Good antique condition consistent with age. 77 h x 33 w x 2

Unusual early Baker's cabinet with dough Riser container with lid, with tin covered top and two fold-out wings on top. Tin on top shows wear but overall cabinet is in good condition! 24 in wide wi

An early nineteenth century American maple corner cabinet having molded cornice over glazed door opening to reveal three shelves. Lower case opens to two shelves. Ht: 83" Wd: 52" Dpth: 29.5"

Does have a crack in center trim and 1 cracked glass pane, otherwise is a good solid piece. 51 IN; wide 24 IN; deep 81 IN; tall.

Nice size cabinet in good condition! 44 in wide 18 in deep 71 in tall.

Wonderful Early American country farmhouse corner hanging cabinet with wood fret single door. With square nail construction and does have one small Triangle shaped pane with small crack (see photos) o

Pair of Early American-Style Polychromed Pine Corner Cabinets each with an overhanging cornice molding above an open upper portion with scalloped shelves, the base with a framed raised-panel door. h.

A rare pair of nineteenth century American walnut corner cabinets having mirrored backs and three wood shelves. Ht: 96.25" Wd: 32" Dpth: 32" (each)

An American Pine Corner Cabinet   Early 19th Century Height 79 x width 43 inches. Property from the Estate of Lucia von Borosini Batten, sold to benefit the Albuquerque Museum Foundation Lucia vo

Early American 18th to early 19th century antique corner cabinet. Painted in a light washed brown with maroon trim. Features dual shelf with doors at bottom with two drawers in center and 11 pane half

Great early condition

United States,19th Century Group includes an American white painted corner cabinet with blue painted interior and scalloped shelves (D48.136.10) and a French style fall-front abattant desk with fitted

"Heading: (Photographs – New Orleans, etc.) Author: Title: 11 stereo view or cabinet photographs of American or maritime subjects, including rare early views of New Orleans Place Published:

American or English early 19th century Chippendale corner cabinet with broken arch top, finials, detailed dental molding, arched glass doors, scalloped shelves with notches for displaying plates, stan

American Late Federal Walnut Corner Cabinet. Two cabinet sections concealing shelves. Ohio or Pennsylvania. Early 19th century. {Approximate dimensions: 78 high x 44 wide x 17 inches deep.}. Condition

Circa 1820,Pennsylvania. Having a molded crown with original early black painted accent above lower case having been very nicely banded around the doors which are well paneled at top and bottom and al

American, late 19th/early 20th century. A rustic Chippendale style cherry corner cabinet, having a molded cornice over two paned glass doors, opening two reveal interior shelves, with a single inset d

American, ca. 1815, having shell decorated corners, a rare example of an early American portrait frame. Rabbet: 10 1/2" X 12 1/4", Overall: 16" X 17 1/4", Molding: 2 3/4"

United States,Late 19th-Early 20th Century Finished in a mustard yellow grain paint with dark brown-red contrasting molding. Wood Back panel stamped "H. A. Grimwood Co., Building Materials, Providence

Abraham Lincoln Related "The last Photograph the President sat for..." Abraham Lincoln & His Son Thaddeus - Rare Large Size February 5, 1865 (Photo taken), Cabinet Card Photograph, "President Lincoln

George Nakashima Rare and Early stereo cabinet Nakashima StudioUSA, c. 1947American black walnut, bitterbrush 32.25 h x 54 w x 21 d in (82 x 137 x 53 cm) During his internment at Minidok