Antique Golden Oak Curved Glass China Cabinet – Late Victorian / Edwardian Era (c. 1890–1915) This exquisite antique oak curio cabinet exemplifies the craftsmanship of the Golden Oak era (1890–1915) with its elegant bow-front glass panels, decorative crown molding, and quarter-sawn oak construction. Designed to showcase fine china, collectibles, or treasured heirlooms, this piece reflects the Victorian to Edwardian transition with Classical Revival detailing and graceful curved glass sides. Features: - **Circa 1890–1915** – A true representation of late **Victorian / Edwardian craftsmanship** - **Solid quarter-sawn oak construction** with a warm, rich patina - **Curved glass panels** on the front and sides for an elegant display - **Original keyed lock mechanism** (key included) - **Fluted columns & carved crown molding** accentuate its refined design - **Four sturdy oak shelves" for display versatility - **Serpentine base** with a gracefully curved profile Condition: - Overall excellent antique condition with minor wear consistent with age - A 5-inch diagonal crack on the lower right glass panel of the door(stable and does not affect structural integrity) Shown in last photo. - Rich, well-preserved oak finish with beautiful grain patterns. - Original vs. Repaired Elements: The small wooden block along the bottom of backside of cabinet may be a later reinforcement, likely added to stabilize the piece over time. The two pegs near the top seem to be more modern additions, possibly for holding during moving or transport. Provenance: Features an original factory label from 925 Homan Avenue, Chicago, IL, suggesting origins from a notable early 20th-century American furniture manufacturer. Dimensions: - Height: 54" - Width: 43" - Depth: 15" This stunning antique cabinet is a rare find, perfect for collectors, interior designers, or anyone seeking a statement piece with historical appeal for a refined space.