Tiger Oak Arched Glass Display Cabinet
A tall, narrow floor-standing curio display cabinet of one-piece construction, crafted from quartersawn oak featuring prominent medullary rays, commonly referred to as tiger oak. The single door contains a rectangular glass pane with a distinctive rounded or arched bottom edge. The interior is fitted with a grid of small wooden cubby shelves suitable for miniature collectibles. The cabinet is topped with an ogee-style molded cornice and rests on a tiered plinth base. Hardware includes a metal door knob and a separate keyhole above it, with the door mounted on simple barrel hinges. An electrical cord for a retrofitted interior light exits through a hole at the top of the back panel. A small white rectangular sale tag is attached to the door handle by a string, but the text is not legible. There are no maker marks, labels, or signatures visible on the piece.
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A tall, narrow floor-standing curio display cabinet of one-piece construction, crafted from quartersawn oak featuring prominent medullary rays, commonly referred to as tiger oak. The single door contains a rectangular glass pane with a distinctive rounded or arched bottom edge. The interior is fitted with a grid of small wooden cubby shelves suitable for miniature collectibles. The cabinet is topped with an ogee-style molded cornice and rests on a tiered plinth base. Hardware includes a metal door knob and a separate keyhole above it, with the door mounted on simple barrel hinges. An electrical cord for a retrofitted interior light exits through a hole at the top of the back panel. A small white rectangular sale tag is attached to the door handle by a string, but the text is not legible. There are no maker marks, labels, or signatures visible on the piece.
Buyer's Premium
24%