Vintage Georgian Revival Mahogany Tea Server Hostess Cabinet

This is a beautiful vintage Georgian Revival mahogany tea server or hostess cabinet dating to the early twentieth century, likely the 1930s.

This elegant piece features a shaped gallery back with carved shell crest, paneled cabinet doors, graceful cabriole legs with original brass casters, and decorative carved accents throughout. Behind the doors are two original pull-out serving trays, designed for tea service, entertaining, dining accessories, or barware storage.

The rich mahogany finish and refined proportions make this an exceptionally versatile piece, equally suited for use as a tea server, bar cabinet, entry cabinet, bedside chest, or decorative accent piece. Retains its original Pyeatt-Earns Furniture retailer label from Tulsa, Oklahoma, and was originally sold as part of a coordinated Georgian Revival dining suite.

A rare and highly functional form that combines elegant period styling with practical storage and serving capability. Solid and sturdy with minor cosmetic imperfections consistent with age.
 
Also selling a matching full sized sideboard or buffet separately.

Dimensions:
- 39 in wide
- 21 in deep
- 39 ¾ in tall
- 35 ¾ in tall to table top

Upper Interior Tray Dimensions:
- 31 in wide
- 15 ¼ in deep
- 4 in tall

Lower Interior Tray Dimensions:
- 31 in wide
- 15 ¼ in deep
- 4 in tall