Edwardian Style Side-by-Side Secretary Desk and Curio Cabinet

This is a multifaceted antique furniture piece, likely a reproduction from the mid-20th century in the Edwardian or Transitional style, featuring a side-by-side configuration. The left side consists of a full-length curio display cabinet with a glass-paneled door and several wooden shelves, currently housing various glassware and decorative figurines. The right side features a slant-front secretary desk that opens to a writing surface, adorned with a decorative scrollwork applique and a brass pull. Below the desk is a single serpentine-front drawer with ornate brass batwing bails, followed by a lower cupboard door. The piece is constructed from wood with a dark reddish-brown mahogany or cherry-colored finish. The top features an asymmetrical gallery with a small mirrored splashback and a decorative carved scroll on the right edge. The entire unit sits on bracket feet joined by a shaped apron. The condition appears fair to good used condition; the finish shows some light surface scratches, dust accumulation, and minor scuffing around the base, consistent with its age. The hardware displays a slight patina, and the overall construction suggests mass production from the 1920s to 1950s rather than high-end custom cabinetry from the 18th or 19th century.