Wood Show Cabinet Appraisal

Antique Dark Wood Display Cabinet with Glass Doors

This is an antique standing display cabinet, predominantly constructed from dark-stained wood, likely oak or mahogany, given its deep reddish-brown hue and visible grain. The cabinet features a rectangular, vertical shape with overall dimensions appearing to be approximately 60-70 inches in height and 36-48 inches in width. It is equipped with two hinged front doors, each fitted with clear glass panes that span most of their height, allowing visibility into the interior. The glass appears to be original, exhibiting some minor surface dust but no obvious chips or cracks. Inside, at least three wooden shelves are visible, configured to hold various items. Below the main display section, there is a single, wider drawer or possibly a decorative panel, distinguished by a central, ornate brass or dark metal pull handle. The bottom of the cabinet is supported by four distinctive carved legs, possibly in a clawfoot or pawfoot style, adding to its antique charm. The top of the cabinet features a subtly curved or molded cornice, enhancing its traditional aesthetic. The wood exhibits a rich patina consistent with age, and while overall stated to be in good condition, minor surface wear, such as small nicks, scratches, or fading of the finish, might be present upon closer inspection, though none are significantly visible from the provided images. The craftsmanship suggests a sturdy, well-built piece of furniture, indicative of late 19th to early 20th-century construction, possibly from the Arts and Crafts or Edwardian periods, given its robust form and decorative, yet functional, design.