Lot #33: Barley Twist Corner Cabinet and Collectibles

Barley twist, the turned spiral of the supports seen here, was a very popular style in the 1600s, and enjoyed renewed interest in the late 1880s. This corner cabinet features 4 graduated tiers over a 2-door cabinet, with wooden knobs that turn internal stops to keep the cabinet doors closed. Turned finials top the corners of each tier, and are all intact. Single fixed shelf in cabinet. Wear as shown. We've included some display items, including two small optic glass bud vases; a lovely fused glass berry bowl with iris motif, likely from Sydenstricker Glass of Brewster; a tiny Sudbury commemorative glass medallion; and a carved resin keepsake box with velvet lined interior. Each surface of the box showcases a Sudbury scene, signed by artist C.M. Goff. Clark Goff graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design, and has since focused his highly detailed pen and ink works on Boston area landmarks. First floor with a few steps--bring help, and a box and packing material for smalls.                   
Condition: wear consistent with age
Measurements: 29"W X 19"D X 72"H