Early 20th Century American Chippendale Mahogany Etagere Cabinets by Robert W. Irwin Co. - A Pair

This exceptional pair of vintage Chippendale-style étagère cabinets beautifully marries classic English design elements with premier American craftsmanship. A two-tier silhouette featuring an architectural upper display area with intricate, pierced fretwork sides and a magnificent pagoda-inspired openwork gallery crest. Below, the slim-profile commode bases boast richly grained flame mahogany door panels with classic molded trim and decorative brass floral rosettes at the corners, all resting on elegant bracket feet. Working keys included with new tassels. An authentic testament to high-end heritage, the cabinet interiors retain an oval metal tag reading "Irwin"— for Robert W. Irwin Co., a manufacturer revered for luxury traditional furniture between 1919 and 1953 —while the backs feature original plaques from "Scholle's Chicago," a historic premier retailer known for curating top-tier furnishings. Set of two etageres 69"H x 23.5ʺW × 9.5ʺD Made in Grand Rapids, Michigan by Robert W. Irwin Co., circa 1920-1930, and retailed by Scholle's Chicago (Scholle Furniture Co.), a historic, premier Chicago retailer known for curating and selling exclusively top-tier luxury furnishings Excellent condition; exceptionally well-preserved, showing only minor, age-appropriate wear. Structures are completely sound, and the finish retains a warm, lustrous patina. This is a vintage, found item and may contain imperfections from years of wear. These imperfections are not considered defective. This product ships In-Home Delivery within Contiguous US. No shipping costs will be charged at the time of the purchase but a shipping quote will be emailed to you within 72 hours of purchase for your approval. Please review our Furniture Shipping Policy here. All furniture is final sale, in accordance with our Furniture Shipping Policy.