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19th Century Dutch Wilhelm II Oak Armoire/Vitrine or Bookcase/Linen Cabinet
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Price: $6, 850.00
Product ID : ARM00077
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Overview
59" wide x 19" deep (top molding) X 98" high
Carved bonnet comes out from the wall 27"
A tall and imposing Wilhelm II Vitrine for displaying books, china and/or collectibles in a warm amber-toned oak, with two glass-paneled doors and a carved pierced bonnet flanked by turned steeple-finials. Holland, circa 1845.
Aside from the inherent beauty of the design, one of the attractive features of this armoire/vitrine is its narrow depth at just 19". Previously used as a clothing cabinet in a walk-in closet, it would also function very well for towels in a large bathroom. With the exception of the glass and the knife hinges, which allow the doors to open flush, both being later additions, everything else is original.
Makes a great display cupboard, bookcase or linen cabinet!
PLACE OF ORIGIN: Netherlands
DATE OF MANUFACTURE: Circa 1845
PERIOD: 1840-1849
MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES: Carved Oak
CONDITION: Good. This armoire is in very good to excellent condition, The original wooden door panels were replaced with glass and the original pin hinges were replaced with offset hinges to allow the doors to open more. Key plates are not original..
WEAR: Wear consistent with age and use
Carved bonnet comes out from the wall 27"
A tall and imposing Wilhelm II Vitrine for displaying books, china and/or collectibles in a warm amber-toned oak, with two glass-paneled doors and a carved pierced bonnet flanked by turned steeple-finials. Holland, circa 1845.
Aside from the inherent beauty of the design, one of the attractive features of this armoire/vitrine is its narrow depth at just 19". Previously used as a clothing cabinet in a walk-in closet, it would also function very well for towels in a large bathroom. With the exception of the glass and the knife hinges, which allow the doors to open flush, both being later additions, everything else is original.
Makes a great display cupboard, bookcase or linen cabinet!
PLACE OF ORIGIN: Netherlands
DATE OF MANUFACTURE: Circa 1845
PERIOD: 1840-1849
MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES: Carved Oak
CONDITION: Good. This armoire is in very good to excellent condition, The original wooden door panels were replaced with glass and the original pin hinges were replaced with offset hinges to allow the doors to open more. Key plates are not original..
WEAR: Wear consistent with age and use