Antique Tramp Art Hand Carved Wood Wall Cabinet
Antique Tramp Art Wall Cabinet
Late 19th/Early 20th Century
Description:
Hand-carved wooden wall cabinet with glass front panel. Features chip-carved geometric patterns on the frame and pillars, complemented by scrollwork flourishes. Constructed from mixed wood types, evident in the two-tone finish. Functional hinged door with original glass intact. Unusual side panels with metal screen vents. Stand in photos is NOT included.
Dimensions:
16.25"H × 8.5"W × 4.75"D
Materials/Construction:
- Primary wood: Repurposed hardwood (likely cigar box or crate wood)
- Secondary wood: Lighter tone wood for accents
- Original metal hinges and screen vents
Condition:
- Structurally sound
- Surface wear including minor scratches and finish loss
- No repairs/unsure if glass is original to the piece or more contemporary
Notable Features:
1. Combination of chip-carved and smooth surfaces
2. Functional door mechanism
3. Ventilated side compartments
4. Visible tool marks from hand carving
Provenance:
American, consistent with tramp art tradition (1870-1930)
Recommended Use:
Wall-mounted display cabinet for small objects or as a standalone folk art collectible.
Antique Tramp Art Wall Cabinet
Late 19th/Early 20th Century
Description:
Hand-carved wooden wall cabinet with glass front panel. Features chip-carved geometric patterns on the frame and pillars, complemented by scrollwork flourishes. Constructed from mixed wood types, evident in the two-tone finish. Functional hinged door with original glass intact. Unusual side panels with metal screen vents. Stand in photos is NOT included.
Dimensions:
16.25"H × 8.5"W × 4.75"D
Materials/Construction:
- Primary wood: Repurposed hardwood (likely cigar box or crate wood)
- Secondary wood: Lighter tone wood for accents
- Original metal hinges and screen vents
Condition:
- Structurally sound
- Surface wear including minor scratches and finish loss
- No repairs/unsure if glass is original to the piece or more contemporary
Notable Features:
1. Combination of chip-carved and smooth surfaces
2. Functional door mechanism
3. Ventilated side compartments
4. Visible tool marks from hand carving
Provenance:
American, consistent with tramp art tradition (1870-1930)
Recommended Use:
Wall-mounted display cabinet for small objects or as a standalone folk art collectible.
Antique Tramp Art Wall Cabinet
Late 19th/Early 20th Century
Description:
Hand-carved wooden wall cabinet with glass front panel. Features chip-carved geometric patterns on the frame and pillars, complemented by scrollwork flourishes. Constructed from mixed wood types, evident in the two-tone finish. Functional hinged door with original glass intact. Unusual side panels with metal screen vents. Stand in photos is NOT included.
Dimensions:
16.25"H × 8.5"W × 4.75"D
Materials/Construction:
- Primary wood: Repurposed hardwood (likely cigar box or crate wood)
- Secondary wood: Lighter tone wood for accents
- Original metal hinges and screen vents
Condition:
- Structurally sound
- Surface wear including minor scratches and finish loss
- No repairs/unsure if glass is original to the piece or more contemporary
Notable Features:
1. Combination of chip-carved and smooth surfaces
2. Functional door mechanism
3. Ventilated side compartments
4. Visible tool marks from hand carving
Provenance:
American, consistent with tramp art tradition (1870-1930)
Recommended Use:
Wall-mounted display cabinet for small objects or as a standalone folk art collectible.
