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Posted 3 years ago
Susanmsp
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I have a side by side curio cabinet. The glass curio is on the right side as your facing it all the pictures I’ve seen it’s on the left. I would like information on this cabinet.
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Beautiful curio, very unique to me - your snowbaby collection is adorable
Thank you for your reply. I am have a problem finding information on this curio.
Most of these “side by side” cabinets are 1890s- 1920. The most popular style seems to be the curio or china cabinet paired with a desk, but I have seen others in the style of yours. I’d call it a side by side with sideboard and china cabinet (or curio).
Can’t be certain of the date of yours. Some of the features make me think yours might be a little newer. Photos of the interior, drawer joints and back would be helpful in narrowing down the age.
scott
Thank you Scott for the information. I added a photo of the drawers can’t get to the back right know.
Interesting joint visible on bottom drawer!
Appears that your cabinet falls within the initial dating.
scott
Meaning 1890-1920? How would I go about finding the value?
Yep. Could pay for an appraisal or show pics at your local stores— depends on why you need a value.
Your piece looks to be in good condition and the size makes it versatile. I’d think it would SELL in the $600- $1200 range in MOST areas. Sorry for the large range!
In general most antique furniture has dropped in recent years. Selling location and venue can make big differences in prices.
scott
Thank you again Scott you have been extremely helpful. I really appreciate your advice.