This exceptional mid-century two-piece hutch is a masterful fusion of form and function, echoing Asian architectural influences through its pagoda silhouette, arched motif doors, and intricate bamboo fretwork. Crafted in the 1970s, the piece is constructed from richly stained bamboo with glass-paneled doors and woven rattan backing, offering striking texture and dimension. The upper cabinet includes three glass shelves for display, while the lower portion features two wood-shelved compartments and functional drawers for concealed storage.
A true standout for Hollywood Regency, Chinoiserie, or tropical eclectic interiors, this cabinet makes a bold statement whether styled with ceramics, glassware, or curated objects d'art. Its sculptural presence and artisanal detailing bring warmth and character to high-end residential spaces, retail environments, or boutique hospitality settings.
DIMENSIONS
51" x 17" x 83.5" H
CONDITION
Please note, this piece is in very good vintage condition. While this piece is in very good vintage condition, there is wear and imperfections which is to be expected from a piece this age. Visible areas of surface wear and minor finish loss, particularly around the handles and corners (see photos). The glass shelves are snugly fitted and currently difficult to remove. No internal lighting, though it could be easily added. Structurally sound with original glass and shelving intact.
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SHIPPING
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