Curved glass china cabinet with key

$175 cdn

When I was married in 1980 my husband had bought me one identical to that except no mirror on top. It was handmade by a retired cabinetmaker and I loved that hutch. Served me well many years. The drawback on the bowed front is that the glass replacement cost has to be sent out to fit the wood door. After about 15 yrs and 2 moves, the door glass broke not once but twice. Once from the move and another from little boys who wanted to see if their Delorean toy car could fly! Now it's sitting in a shed once again with a broken glass door while my son decides if he wants to replace the glass. It was cheaper for me to buy a thrift store used hutch with non-curved glass then to replace the glass. I think komokwa price would be about right, that is what I paid (USD) for mine new in 1980. Check with your local thrift store to see what they are going for used. It is a nice hutch for those who like the traditional vintage hutch, and I believe it to be handmade by cabinetmaker.

I have an identical one with broken glass that was given to my wife by her mother. I will give you $250 for yours. Apparently the glass is more expensive than the cabinet.

@William Kilby
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