Provenance:

Sotheby's, New York, The Collection of Robert C. Wooley, 24-25 January 1997, Lot 164

Appearing in overall stable and attractive condition. Old nicks, scuffs, and dark marks throughout, consistent with age and moving. Few scattered repairs to the mullions. There is a crack in the top of the glass on the proper left central cabinet door. Some of the glass panes appear original, others are replaced. Scattered veneer patches and repairs. Few chips to veneer and molding. It is possible that there was originally a decorative crest that is now missing. Later electrified with lights installed in the shelves. The locks are old replacements. No key is present. Additional images available upon request.

Breaks down into four pieces for shipping (base, three upper cabinets)

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