Vintage Oak Wood Buffet China Cabinet

This is a two-piece vintage china cabinet hutch, likely dating from the mid-to-late 20th century (circa 1970s or 1980s). The piece is constructed with a medium-toned oak wood or oak veneer finish and features a traditional crowned molding at the top. The upper display section consists of three glass-front panels, with the two flanking panels featuring a classic diamond-patterned leaded glass or faux-lead overlay design. The interior contains two fixed or adjustable wooden shelves. The lower base unit (buffet) serves as a storage cabinet with three distinct doors. Each door is decorated with recessed paneling and a central carved flourish or appliqué above a silver-toned metal drop-handle pull. The base is finished with a tiered plinth. In terms of condition, the item shows significant visible wear and 'distressing'; there are prominent white-toned scuff marks, finish loss, or surface residue concentrated along the top edge of the base unit and the very bottom molding. The wood grain suggests an oak variety, common in mid-market residential furniture of its era. This style is often associated with American traditional or 'Country Manor' design aesthetics from the late 20th century. Overall, while the structure appears intact, the surface finish would likely require restoration or refinishing to return it to a showroom state.