A William and Mary Style Walnut Vitrine and Collector's Cabinet

Early 20th Century

Height 75 x width 37 x depth 12 inches.

Property sold for the benefit of The Art Institute of Chicago

In overall decent, stable condition. Old scuffs, marks and scratches throughout consistent with age and use. Some areas of peeling and cracking to veneer along top of case and face of drawers. Middle drawer with a small 1/2-square loss to veneer below escutcheon. Some drawers stick when opening and closing but all appear to open and close. the vitrine cabinet comes with four glass shelves and moveable peg supports, vitrine cabinet is currently locked and lacks a key to open. Additional images available upon request.

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Nick Coombs is a senior specialist in the Furniture & Decorative Arts department and also the Coins, Medals & Banknotes department at Freeman's.
Prior to joining Freeman's in 2014, Mr. Coombs worked for PCGS Currency in Peoria, Illinois, where he was responsible for the grading and authentication of paper money. This enabled him to travel to dozens of coin and currency shows a year and develop a lifelong passion for numismatics. In addition to heading the Coins, Medals & Banknotes department at Freeman's, Mr. Coombs works closely with Furniture & Decorative Arts department and has directed auctions for philatelics, memorabilia, scientific instruments, and fountain pens. He received a BA in art history from the University of Wisconsin–Madison and a master of letters in art and art world practice from the University of Glasgow.

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A William and Mary Style Walnut Vitrine and Collector's Cabinet

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