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<p>[QUOTE="KCredrage, post: 295233, member: 5959"]Hello kindred seekers of the “old &/or curious”,</p><p><br /></p><p> This is my first info seeking post and am still massaging the posting controls, so be kind, lol! My wife & I just procured this (what we thought was awesome... simple, yet oddly unique) Quartersawn Tiger Oak Curio Cabinet. I’m pretty sure it’s antique, but furniture isn’t my specialty, (if I even have one, lol) so I am reaching out to the Antiquer Community for any info you can give me! Period, age, year, maker, etc.... I can take any critique you have, (not shy to give my 2 cents) so fire away.</p><p> Dimensions: 71 1/2” high from solid wood caster wheels to the highest point above top shelf..</p><p> Top of main cabinet: 36 1/2” wide, 37” depth</p><p> Carved Crane Figure: 7 1/2” high</p><p> Each beveled mirror panel on top is 17” long</p><p> Front 3-toed paws are 9” from wheel to bottom of cabinet</p><p> Cabinet (not including legs or top shelf and beveled mirrors): 52” high, 36 1/2” wide</p><p> Front door: 47” X 15 1/2”</p><p>Might not have needed all these dims, but never hurts. If you need any more dims, just let me know? </p><p> What I do know: Glass is definetly “old”. Wavy with a few very small runs. Person we got it from just got divorced and just didn’t want to store it. His parents purchased at an estate sale in Arizona 35 years ago. Top of cabinet has a few minor black spots from, I am assuming, water stains. The back wood has a 72 printed on it (?) I don’t see any wood shrinkage on the front or inside. Everywhere you can see from the front has been sealed (shellacked, etc..) but totally ends in back and underneath. There is wood shrinkage on unsealed wood back panels (non Tiger Oak) holding inside back and mirrors where wood has pulled away from nails. No square headed nails, but all screws are slotted, some not evenly across. </p><p>It looks to be well taken care of, but, like I said, I’m no expert. </p><p>Finally, we just really fell in love with it and ended up paying $250.00 and he delivered.</p><p>We would never part with it, just looking for experienced info on it! I will post photos, hopefully without any uploading errors!</p><p>For all that can give me any input, I am already very grateful! [ATTACH]95997[/ATTACH][ATTACH]95998[/ATTACH][ATTACH]95999[/ATTACH][ATTACH]96000[/ATTACH][ATTACH]96001[/ATTACH][ATTACH]96002[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="KCredrage, post: 295233, member: 5959"]Hello kindred seekers of the “old &/or curious”, This is my first info seeking post and am still massaging the posting controls, so be kind, lol! My wife & I just procured this (what we thought was awesome... simple, yet oddly unique) Quartersawn Tiger Oak Curio Cabinet. I’m pretty sure it’s antique, but furniture isn’t my specialty, (if I even have one, lol) so I am reaching out to the Antiquer Community for any info you can give me! Period, age, year, maker, etc.... I can take any critique you have, (not shy to give my 2 cents) so fire away. Dimensions: 71 1/2” high from solid wood caster wheels to the highest point above top shelf.. Top of main cabinet: 36 1/2” wide, 37” depth Carved Crane Figure: 7 1/2” high Each beveled mirror panel on top is 17” long Front 3-toed paws are 9” from wheel to bottom of cabinet Cabinet (not including legs or top shelf and beveled mirrors): 52” high, 36 1/2” wide Front door: 47” X 15 1/2” Might not have needed all these dims, but never hurts. If you need any more dims, just let me know? What I do know: Glass is definetly “old”. Wavy with a few very small runs. Person we got it from just got divorced and just didn’t want to store it. His parents purchased at an estate sale in Arizona 35 years ago. Top of cabinet has a few minor black spots from, I am assuming, water stains. The back wood has a 72 printed on it (?) I don’t see any wood shrinkage on the front or inside. Everywhere you can see from the front has been sealed (shellacked, etc..) but totally ends in back and underneath. There is wood shrinkage on unsealed wood back panels (non Tiger Oak) holding inside back and mirrors where wood has pulled away from nails. No square headed nails, but all screws are slotted, some not evenly across. It looks to be well taken care of, but, like I said, I’m no expert. Finally, we just really fell in love with it and ended up paying $250.00 and he delivered. We would never part with it, just looking for experienced info on it! I will post photos, hopefully without any uploading errors! For all that can give me any input, I am already very grateful! [ATTACH]95997[/ATTACH][ATTACH]95998[/ATTACH][ATTACH]95999[/ATTACH][ATTACH]96000[/ATTACH][ATTACH]96001[/ATTACH][ATTACH]96002[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]
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