Antique Wooden Wall Cabinet or Spice Cabinet

This is an antique wooden cabinet, likely a wall-mounted or freestanding spice cabinet, characterized by its warm, medium-brown wood tone, possibly oak or a similar hardwood, exhibiting a rich patina indicative of age. The cabinet features a rectangular form with a projecting, molded cornice at the top and a simpler, molded base. It has two hinged doors that meet in the center, secured by an ornate, possibly brass or gilded metal, surface-mounted latch with decorative scrollwork around the thumb turn and strike plate. Each door is constructed with a raised panel design, adding depth and shadow lines to the facade. On the lower section of each door, there appears to be a faint, circular, impressed or branded mark. The mark on the left door seems to include the text "W. H. BERKEFELD" and "CE...G. B. H.", while the one on the right is less clear but appears similar. These marks could indicate the original manufacturer or a past owner. The joinery, typical of older furniture, appears to be robust. Visible condition issues include minor surface wear, scratches, and slight darkening in areas, consistent with consistent use and age, but no apparent structural damage. The wood grain is prominent, suggesting solid wood construction rather than veneer. The craftsmanship, particularly the detailed molding and the robust hardware, points to a period piece, likely from the late 19th or early 20th century, reflecting a utilitarian yet decorative aesthetic.