MID CENTURY BROYHILL CERAMA CHINA CABINET
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This gorgeous 1960’s vintage Broyhill server/ buffet has a glimpse of contemporary design, yet with a touch of Italian elegance. This is from Broyhill’s CERAMA line. This displays beautifully grained cathedral mahogany patterns and glowing color. The upper storage features caned door panels.
The high-quality materials and careful craftsmanship that went into the Broyhill Premier’s CERAMA line are worthy of respect. Broyhill gave each piece of fine furniture its individuality, with each tree “personality”, expressed in the grain pattern, it is unlike any other in the world!
$1,500.00
Specifications
Condition
Very good
Dimensions
- 66” wide
- 18” deep
- 30.5” high
- 72.75″ total height
Feel free to email if you have any questions or would like to see it in person.
Local pick-up east of Kansas City in Blue Springs, Missouri. Curbside delivery is available for a small fee within the Kansas City area. Please read return and shipping policy prior to purchase. Shipping cost is not included in the purchase price. As a courtesy to our clients we are willing to help coordinate shipping arrangements.
Remember, shipping is not included in your purchase. I am happy to help you make arrangements, please contact me.
Purchases must be picked up, or notifications of pickup arrangements must be made within 30 days. We are unable to refund items left over 30 days.
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