Antique 1930s Albert Furniture Co. Oak Display Cabinet | Glass Door China Hutch with Key | Detroit Provenance | Restored & Oiled

Antique 1930s Albert Furniture Co. Oak Display Cabinet | Glass Door China Hutch with Key | Detroit ...

A rare 1930s treasure from Albert Furniture Co. of Shelbyville, Indiana, originally sold through Peoples Outfitting Co. in Detroit, this golden oak display cabinet is a breathtaking example of early American craftsmanship. Professionally revived with ...

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History
  • The 1930s was a significant period for American furniture design, reflecting both the Colonial Revival and Jacobean Revival styles that drew inspiration from earlier English traditions.
  • Albert Furniture Co. has a longstanding heritage in the furniture industry, being part of the rich tapestry of American craftsmanship that emphasizes quality and timeless design.
  • Products like those made by Albert Furniture Co. are representative of manufacturing practices in early 20th-century America, characterized by handcrafted details and durable materials.

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