Antique Victorian, Store Counter Showcase, Mercantile Cabinet, OAK Circa 1895
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:24369376 |
Nice oak Victorian Mercantile, General Store display case. Hard to find in good condition like this. It is 6 ft long, stands 42 " tall, and is 26 inches deep.
We have priced this to sell, so please loot at what others are selling these old Mercantile Display Cabinets for.
Really nice condition of the oak and look at the decorative carving work on the front.. The upper gallery shelf has old antique silver mirrors which show the usual patina. The only 'damage' is on the t...op glass (see last photo). There is a corner chip missing on the bevel glass. It was that way when we got it and there have been no issues with any other cracking or spreading. The last one of these we sold the client who wound up replacing the top glass with marble and made a kitchen island out of it. Replacement glass, if you decide to do it, is not that expensive. But we prefer to use the original.
This is a a HEAVY Piece and we are not offering shipping on it but there are blanket shipping companies like Uship that can move this affordably. We are happy to work with you on shipping arrangements but can not store sold items for long periods of time.
Need More Photos? JUST ASK. We want you to be fully informed about your purchase. This may be viewed during business hours at our showroom Victorian Antiquities 630 S 15th st in Logansport Indiana. Again please study all photos and note this item is over 100 years old and may have defects and wear associated with being and antique.
Please check out our EBAY Store Gallery 1884 for other great items from the Victorian era.
We have priced this to sell, so please loot at what others are selling these old Mercantile Display Cabinets for.
Really nice condition of the oak and look at the decorative carving work on the front.. The upper gallery shelf has old antique silver mirrors which show the usual patina. The only 'damage' is on the t...op glass (see last photo). There is a corner chip missing on the bevel glass. It was that way when we got it and there have been no issues with any other cracking or spreading. The last one of these we sold the client who wound up replacing the top glass with marble and made a kitchen island out of it. Replacement glass, if you decide to do it, is not that expensive. But we prefer to use the original.
This is a a HEAVY Piece and we are not offering shipping on it but there are blanket shipping companies like Uship that can move this affordably. We are happy to work with you on shipping arrangements but can not store sold items for long periods of time.
Need More Photos? JUST ASK. We want you to be fully informed about your purchase. This may be viewed during business hours at our showroom Victorian Antiquities 630 S 15th st in Logansport Indiana. Again please study all photos and note this item is over 100 years old and may have defects and wear associated with being and antique.
Please check out our EBAY Store Gallery 1884 for other great items from the Victorian era.
