Mahogany China Cabinet With Bubble Glass Doors In Duncan Phyfe Style

This style of china cabinet became popular in mid-20th century America, drawing inspiration from the neoclassical designs of Scottish-American cabinetmaker Duncan Phyfe (1768-1854). These pieces typically featured mahogany construction, decorative inlays, and distinctive bubble glass door panels that added visual interest while protecting displayed china and glassware. The breakfront design with secretary desk functionality made these cabinets both practical and elegant additions to formal dining rooms.

China cabinets like this appeal to collectors of traditional American furniture and those who appreciate mid-century craftsmanship. They are particularly valued by homeowners seeking authentic period pieces for formal dining spaces, as well as antique furniture enthusiasts who recognize the quality construction and timeless design. The bubble glass panels and rich mahogany finish make these pieces conversation starters that bridge functional storage with decorative artistry.

Notes: 1940-1960

$400 - $1,200

Consistent with age and use.

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15%

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Private Residence

Memphis, TN 38104

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Tuesday, 4/28, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm

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