c. 1872 German Gothic Revival Parlor Cabinet iron cross Exhibits minor signs of wear

Exhibits minor signs of wear including some splits on the seat and scratches on wooden legs

The socket is encased in a hexagonal lantern-form housing with textured panels and a scalloped edge

the same metal that one would find in the full-size version

There is a large space in the middle for posting hours of operation and the sign as a whole features a red and black duotone palette

The overall dimensions of this armchair measure 31" in width

c. 1872 German Gothic Revival Parlor Cabinet iron cross Exhibits minor signs of wearc. 1870s; Ed. Neumann Dorotheenthal bei Arnstadt, Germany This Gothic Revival oak parlor cabinet is a striking example of late 19th century German craftsmanship. The piece features elaborate hand carved motifs including stylized trees and floral ornament, flanked by columned supports and stepped architectural tiers. The upper section includes a small compartment with divided glass doors (all but one pane original) and flanking cupboards with