19th-century American Empire flame mahogany cabinet featuring a white marble top.
Style and Period: This piece is designed in the American Empire style, popular in the 1840s, often characterized by heavy scrolled supports and the use of mahogany veneers.
Key Features: It includes a top ogee-molded drawer above a cabinet door, with the entire structure supported by distinctive scrolled feet. Function: Similar cabinets were sometimes referred to as "petticoat tables" or "mixing tables" used for serving drinks in grand homes.
Approximate Measurements
29 1/2" high
29" wide
22 1/2" deep
Condition Report
In structurally sound and sturdy condition with some imperfections to the mahogany finish and a small, patched hole in the Marble-all as shown in the photos. The photos and video are an important part of the item description and condition so please use the zoom feature to view them closely.
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