Vintage Provencal Style Four-Door China Hutch

This is a substantial vintage two-piece china hutch or breakfront cabinet, designed in a French Provencal or Mediterranean Revival style popular in the mid-to-late 20th century (c. 1960s-1970s). The top section features four tall arched glass-paned doors with wooden mullions, housing multiple interior shelves for display. The lower base contains four cupboard doors with molded raised panels and decorative antiqued metal pull handles. The piece is finished in a light 'antique white' or cream-colored paint with intentional dark distressing (glazing) in the crevices to simulate age. The construction appears to be a mix of solid wood and veneers, common for high-production furniture of that era. Notable features include the chamfered corners on both the hutch and base, giving it a faceted appearance. The condition appears fair to good for its age; there is visible wear to the painted finish, particularly along the base moldings and door edges, and the glazing has darkened over time. There are no immediate signs of broken glass, though the hardware shows a heavy patina consistent with the style. This type of furniture was frequently produced by American manufacturers like Drexel, Ethan Allen, or Thomasville, though no maker's mark is visible in the provided image.