Victorian Cherry Glass Front Armoire Converted to Cabinet, 19th Century

Item Details

This mid-to-late 19th-century Victorian cabinet is crafted from cherry wood, featuring a robust architectural silhouette. The upper section is defined by a prominent molded cornice above two tall doors with distinctive arched glass panels. The lower section contains two side-by-side drawers constructed with machine dovetail joinery and fitted with faceted glass knobs. The cabinet rests on a scalloped apron and short bracket feet. While the primary carcass is of 19th-century origin, the interior has been modernized with adjustable brass shelf standards, glass shelving, and electrical wiring. The rich cherry wood displays an aged patina, making this a versatile piece that blends antique craftsmanship with contemporary utility.

Condition

- overall with various scratches, marks, nicks, abrasions and wear consistent with age and use; shelving removed from interior; scattered abrasions; covered holes to verso; refurbished interior; loose facade crest; broken and removed facade pieces to sides; removed pieces have exposed nails. Power tested, works; repaired and replaced parts; missing hardware.

Dimensions

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Item #

ITMGT36009