This is an original Limbert No. 452 China Cabinet, crafted in the early 20th century at the height of the American Arts & Crafts movement. One of their best cabinet forms. Executed in beautifully figured quarter sawn oak, the cabinet showcases Limbert’s distinctive interpretation of Mission design—clean vertical lines, subtle overhanging top, and restrained geometry that allows the wood grain itself to become the ornament.
Compact in footprint yet visually strong, this cabinet works beautifully in a dining room, study, or entry—serving as both storage and architectural accent.
Oak, Glass, Brass
57¾ h × 45 w × 15¾ d in
This is an original Limbert No. 452 China Cabinet, crafted in the early 20th century at the height of the American Arts & Crafts movement. One of their best cabinet forms. Executed in beautifully figured quarter sawn oak, the cabinet showcases Limbert’s distinctive interpretation of Mission design—clean vertical lines, subtle overhanging top, and restrained geometry that allows the wood grain itself to become the ornament.
Compact in footprint yet visually strong, this cabinet works beautifully in a dining room, study, or entry—serving as both storage and architectural accent.
Oak, Glass, Brass
57¾ h × 45 w × 15¾ d in
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