Featured Ebert’s Furniture, Red Lion, Pa China closet

@Ghopper1924!!!

 

As a matter of fact I’ve seen one a lot like it, and it was part of a family estate. It was also passed on to the next generation and not sold.
So from your single photo I’d say it’s oak ca.1900. I take it that the sides of the cabinet are glass? In my part of the Midwestern US I’d sat $300-$400 at auction. Cool and unusual cabinet; too bad there’s a brown furniture depression!

 

I like that. Wish I lived closer.

 

A little history on John Ebert furniture factory, from 1854-1959. They started in Philly and moved to Red Lion in 1917.
http://johnaebertfurniture.blogspot.com/

 

How about the mid-century blonde furniture? Is that still in demand?

 

thank you for your thoughts on this, it was just the information that I was hoping for. The sides are also glass, and I’m going to attempt to post a few more pictures showing more detail. But, very little detail and the straight lines are what makes this cabinet attractive and useful. I may just keep it and use it for clothing or blankets.

 

Thank you for posting this for me. I need some practice.