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THBAesthetic Movement Inlaid Cabinet
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20 Beach Street
Bloomfield, NJ 07003
United States
At Nye & Company, what you like is all you need to know. Knowledgeable, helpful staff members, as well as nationally-known experts, work together to find the antiques and collectibles that will become your children’s heirlooms, all within your budget. John and Kathleen Nye acquired Dawson’s after hi...Read more
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LiveJan 22, 2026
American Spirit: Celebrating 250 Years of Freedom, Independence and Craftsmanship brings together a thoughtful selection of American furniture, art, and decorative objects. Spanning centuries of design and tradition, this auction reflects the enduring creativity and skill of American makers. Join us on January 22, 2026, for a sale that honors history, artistry, and the spirit of craftsmanship. Nye & Co. info@nyeandcompany.com
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Aesthetic Movement Inlaid Cabinet
Attributed to Kimbel and Cabus (w. 1862-1882), New York City, c. 1870 or one of their contemporaries.
Overall with surface wear, scratches, nicks and dings. With scattered cracks, losses and lifting to the veneer. With losses to the gilding throughout.
Inspired by the writings of British designers Bruce J.
Talbert (d. 1881) and Charles Locke Eastlake (1836-1906), Kimbel and Cabus developed a line
of furniture in the 1870s that won great acclaim at the Centennial Exposition in
Philadelphia in 1876. Their designs are characterized by the use of ebonized
(blacken or stained) woods ornamented with incised gilt decoration, inlaid tiles and
painting, medieval patterns, distinctive strap-like hinges, and forms that reveal the
structure of the piece. By the late 1870s, the firm was the leading interpreter of the
gothic revival style used for furniture and interiors in America.
92 x 67 x 21 in. (233.7 x 170.2 x 53.3 cm.)Condition
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