Arts and Crafts Style Oak Curio Cabinet

This is an Arts and Crafts style curio cabinet, likely constructed from oak, as suggested by the visible wood grain and the handwritten 'Oak Curio' label. The cabinet features a warm, medium-brown finish, exhibiting the characteristic straight lines and sturdy construction of the Arts and Crafts movement, which typically dates from the late 19th to early 20th century (roughly 1880s-1920s). It has two glass-paneled doors on the front, allowing for display of its contents. The glass appears clear and intact. Inside, there are at least two visible glass shelves, which create multiple display levels for items such as dinnerware and decorative objects, as currently shown. While precise dimensions are not provided, it appears to be a medium-sized piece of furniture, suitable for a dining room or living area. The construction elements, such as the prominent vertical stiles and horizontal rails, are consistent with the style. There are no obvious major condition issues like large cracks, chips, or significant damage visible from the image; however, typical wear and tear consistent with age, such as minor scratches or scuffs to the finish, might be present upon closer inspection. The overall craftsmanship appears solid and functional, indicative of a quality piece from its era. A yellow sticky note with 'Oak Curio' and '$190' is attached to the top left, suggesting a sale price.