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Overview:
A compact late‑Victorian to early‑Edwardian parlor cabinet dating from 1890–1920, featuring carved scrollwork, turned corner posts, slatted interior compartments, and a warm aged finish. Originally used for sheet music, magazines, correspondence, or parlor storage, this small cabinet was designed to sit beside a chair in a Victorian sitting room. Decorative, functional, and historically charming.
Details & Features:
Era: 1890–1920 (Late Victorian / Edwardian American).
Materials: Solid hardwood frame with dark period finish; carved scrollwork side panels; turned posts; slatted interior dividers for sheet music or magazines.
Condition: As‑found antique condition with age‑appropriate wear and patina. Door missing (likely originally present). Structurally sound and highly restorable.
Dimensions: 23” H × 19¾” W × 11½” D
Design Features:
Ornate carved scrollwork side panels
Turned Victorian/Edwardian corner posts
Slatted interior compartments for sheet music or magazines
Compact parlor‑cabinet proportions
Warm aged finish consistent with 100+ years of use
Front opening originally framed for a door
The Backroom Note:
A small late‑Victorian parlor cabinet with carved scrollwork, turned posts, and slatted interior storage — originally built for sheet music or magazines and almost certainly once fitted with a door. Compact, decorative, and full of antique charm, this is a lovely 1890–1920 accent piece with excellent restoration potential.
Interested in custom refinishing or paint for this piece? Click here to request a custom consult.
Overview:
A compact late‑Victorian to early‑Edwardian parlor cabinet dating from 1890–1920, featuring carved scrollwork, turned corner posts, slatted interior compartments, and a warm aged finish. Originally used for sheet music, magazines, correspondence, or parlor storage, this small cabinet was designed to sit beside a chair in a Victorian sitting room. Decorative, functional, and historically charming.
Details & Features:
Era: 1890–1920 (Late Victorian / Edwardian American).
Materials: Solid hardwood frame with dark period finish; carved scrollwork side panels; turned posts; slatted interior dividers for sheet music or magazines.
Condition: As‑found antique condition with age‑appropriate wear and patina. Door missing (likely originally present). Structurally sound and highly restorable.
Dimensions: 23” H × 19¾” W × 11½” D
Design Features:
Ornate carved scrollwork side panels
Turned Victorian/Edwardian corner posts
Slatted interior compartments for sheet music or magazines
Compact parlor‑cabinet proportions
Warm aged finish consistent with 100+ years of use
Front opening originally framed for a door
The Backroom Note:
A small late‑Victorian parlor cabinet with carved scrollwork, turned posts, and slatted interior storage — originally built for sheet music or magazines and almost certainly once fitted with a door. Compact, decorative, and full of antique charm, this is a lovely 1890–1920 accent piece with excellent restoration potential.
Interested in custom refinishing or paint for this piece? Click here to request a custom consult.
