French / Dutch? Oak Tea Service Display Cabinet

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TOMMY LOGAN
Posted by TOMMY LOGAN
3 years ago
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Description

I think this is an Oak French or Dutch Tea service or drink display cabinet. It has etched glass with a painted design. It comes with a removable wooden butler tray that fits on top. It has Queen Anne legs with carving on the upper portion (front right leg has a small portion of the foot broken off) and a hinged front door that opens downward.
Category European Furniture
Medium Oak?
Distinguishing marks None
Condition Good
Size and dimensions of this item H 29" W 23" D 14.5"
Date Period 1920-1940?
Weight 30-40 lbs
History ?
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Submitted by Lovejoy

Your piece is actually a Queen Anne Revival style Vitrine Bar, these generally date between World Wars One and Two (1918-1939). They were pretty generic pieces made all over Europe and the UK. We'd retail a comparable piece currently for about $250.00.
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