Early American Oak Cabinet Armoire c.1850–1880 Primitive Cupboard

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Offered is a beautiful Early American oak cabinet, dating to the mid to late 19th century (circa 1850–1880). This substantial … Read more Offered is a beautiful Early American oak cabinet, dating to the mid to late 19th century (circa 1850–1880). This substantial two-piece cupboard reflects classic American country craftsmanship with clean paneled doors, warm aged patina, and practical farmhouse design.

Crafted from solid oak, the cabinet features rich grain patterns and a deep honey-brown tone developed over more than a century. The upper section has double paneled doors with subtle arched panels, opening to a spacious storage interior. The lower section provides additional enclosed storage with an interior shelf, making this piece both functional and visually striking.

Its simple crown molding, bracket-style feet, and understated hardware embody the honest utility of Early American furniture. The two-piece stacked construction allows for easier transport and placement.

Details:
Circa: 1850–1880
Origin: American
Wood: Solid Oak
Dimensions: 79.5” H x 39” W x 29” D
Two-piece construction
Four paneled doors (two upper, two lower)
Interior shelving
Original-style iron hardware
Warm, naturally aged patina

This piece works beautifully as:
Linen press
Farmhouse pantry cabinet
Primitive cupboard
Rustic armoire
Statement storage piece

A timeless example of Early American country furniture, offering both presence and practical storage.

Provenance- an estate in Santa Barbara (93103) See less