The magnificent crown jewel of traditional dining rooms, this 1971 vintage two-piece china cabinet hutch by Pennsylvania House and originally sold through the historic, high-end J.B. Van Sciver Company showrooms, features the burned-in Pennsylvania House stamp and the J.B. Van Sciver retail badge overtop, providing incredible documentation of its luxury heritage. Showcasing exemplary American craftsmanship and constructed from premium solid cherry, this architectural statement features a warm, reddish-brown finish that accentuates the natural wood grain. The upper display cabinet is defined by a prominent, elegant dental-molded top cornice framing two windowpane bubble glass-paneled doors. Inside, generous shelving includes integrated plate grooves, perfect for securely displaying fine china, glassware, or curated pottery. The lower buffet case anchors the piece with excellent structural presence. It offers great utility storage, featuring four smooth-gliding top drawers fitted with authentic willow-style brass drop pull handles. Below, four traditional arched-panel cabinet doors open to open up wide storage spaces for lines and large serving platters. The hutch splits into top and bottom sections for safer, seamless transport. Note: This hutch belongs to a matching 1971 Pennsylvania House dining collection. A matching dining table set with 6 chairs and a standalone buffet sideboard are also available in my shop. Please inquire for a bundle discount if interested in purchasing multiple pieces! Top of Hutch: height = 39.75" width = 69.25" depth = 13.5" Bottom of Hutch: height = 35.875" width = 66.5" depth = 20.25"