Early 20th Century Silkworm Industrial Nature Cabinet teapot 12" in depth with a

12" in depth with a height of 6"

Seat: 19" W x 20" D x 15" H

The "shade" is a gaslight-inspired bulb with opaque glass panels

The aesthetic and style is an excellent example of decor migrating from Art Deco to Modernism

this piece appears to be constructed from oak and is incredibly sturdy

Early 20th Century Silkworm Industrial Nature Cabinet teapot 12" in depth with ac. 1910s 1920s; A. J. Tiffany, Publisher Chicago Vintage silkworm education tool. This piece was part of a series of "Industrial Nature Cabinets" produced for American schools by A. J. Tiffany, a publisher of encyclopedic reference books and classroom models. This particular Nature Cabinet depicts the stages of a silkworm's life cycle, from eggs down to the finished product. Appears to be missing a silk moth and one of the cocoons. Shows minor signs