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Anyone knowledgable in antique furniture?

edited August 2011 in Off-topic
Hi all,

I have an large antique (reproduction) German cabinet that I've had for a while but due to moving overseas will need to sell it.  It's probably about 60yrs old.

I have no idea how to properly describe it (style etc)......

Here's some pic's.   Maybe someone can describe for me exactly what it is (?)  Thanks.

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Comments

  • All I can offer is that they Are American made Now mostly make bedroom furniture Here is the web site http://www.mobelinc.com/index.htm Contact them for info
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    All I can offer is that they Are American made Now mostly make bedroom furniture Here is the web site http://www.mobelinc.com/index.htm Contact them for info
    Hi KK,  thanks but I don't think that's it.  The cabinet was imported from Germany (mobel is German for furniture). I tried searching for the manufacturer but couldn't find it..
  • Your description "large antique (reproduction) German cabinet" is apt. These items of furniture are generally referred to as sideboards. It may also be referred to as a credenza but these usually have the glass doors on either side rather than the middle. Disclaimer: I'm not knowledgeable in antiques
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