American Edwardian Tiger Oak Bow-Front China Cabinet, Early 20th Century

Item Details

A transitional Edwardian period china cabinet constructed of quarter-sawn ‘tiger’ oak. The piece features a bow-front design with a single central glazed door flanked by two fixed curved glass side panels. The interior contains three original wood-framed glass shelves. The cabinet is elevated on four cabriole legs ending in pad feet, reflecting Queen Anne revival influences common in the early 1900s. The back is constructed of vertical structural planks with a dark stained finish.

This item is part of the collection of an esteemed dealer behind Main Street Antiques in Essex, MA. From dedicated local collectors to celebrities visiting the area while on film sets, Main Street Antiques has been a beloved part of the community for over 40 years.

Condition

The primary structure and curved glass are intact; however, the piece exhibits significant surface wear consistent with age. Notable issues include finish loss and flaking on the top surface, scuffing and finish degradation on the legs and lower molding, and splintering/separation of the backboard veneer at the base. One glass shelf appears to have a minor corner chip. Hardware is present with a decorative tassel attached to the key.

Dimensions

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Item #

ITMGR77444