Sale 1325
| Chicago
| Chicago
A Regency Mahogany and Faux-Book Decorated Vitrine Cabinet on Stand
Estimate$1,000 – $1,500
A Regency Mahogany and Faux-Book Decorated Vitrine Cabinet on Stand
Separates into 2 parts for transport. One of the lower sections' back legs and rail are detached and need repair. The other back leg has a prior glue repair with visible residue. Age crack in the side of the case. Two of the faux book fronts with slightly delaminated leather areas. The upper section in good condition with glass intact and 2 removable shelves. One section of molding from the proper left side of the upper section is broken off and needs repair. Slightly duller patina, surface marks and scrapes throughout, consistent with age. Additional images available upon request.
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