Shabby high quality Farmhouse Large Wood Open Cabinet - Table Top - Model Car Display Shelves - Dolls Cabinet - Slide-in Glass Fronted Option

Gorgeous vintage wall cabinet large with framed front, and serious slide in glass fronts, The
Cabinet was made by Millbrae Co., exclusively for Nancy Ann Dressed Dolls, Props provided for photos are not available in this listing and may be listed separately.


The cabinet is vintage, mid century with a bit of detail on the center of crown molding There is 1 open space shelf on top of cabinet with 3 nice size interior shelves. The cabinet was made with a frame front that sits just away from cabinet, it adjoins strategically at the top and at every shelf below . This creates an open groove in which a piece of glass can be slid in to sit flush at cabinet front.

Originally held vast collections of Nancy Ann Dressed Dolls, now repurposed and up cycled with a few shades of paint in blue, black wax distressed and sealed with Shellac. The back was removed to paint and returned upside down.... there are many inherent scratches, mars, few dings and thus which adds additional charm to this high quality grand piece.... the top face moulding was glued, wood filled and sanded prior to paint,

Dimensions close and very closely stated

❀ Face frame overall 24" x 25" tall
❀ actual cabinet overall just over 24" x 24"
❀ Interior shelves 23" x nearly 4¾" deep,
❀ space between shelves nearly 7¼"
❀ overall cabinet depth just over 5½"
❀ 3 glass front inserts are 24" long x 8¾"

The back of cabinet has no attached means for hanging, intended to sit on a table, or on a dresser as well as desktop,

The glass on original cabinet was noted as tempered, I don't believe the glass inserts included are thick enough to be tempered, Knobs can be added on glass to make interior items displayed more accessible .

Shipping costs reflect a handling charge for supplies and time, shipping charges will vary based on proximity to Riverside County, Larger parcels such as this will ship FedEx any significant postage overage will be credited back to your account.

I would be happy to answer any additional questions you may have.

Thanks so much for looking!