Vintage French Provincial Two-Piece China Cabinet / Hutch — Gold Scroll Etched Glass

This vintage two-piece French Provincial china cabinet is the kind of furniture that fills a room with presence the moment it goes up: a carved acanthus-leaf bonnet crown, flame-grain walnut and pecan veneer carcass, triple glass-door upper display cabinet with hand-etched gold scroll arabesques on the side panels, three lower carved panel doors with original brass ring-pull hardware, cabriole legs with scroll feet, and a serpentine-front lower cabinet that takes the whole form from “china storage” to “room statement.” The quality control stencil on the back — “APP. BY Q.C. 1” with model number D-335-350 / 751-012-G — marks this as a factory-inspected piece from a serious American manufacturer, likely Drexel, Dixie, or a comparable 1960s–70s production house. At 74”H × 48”W × 18”D, it’s a true anchor piece for a Cambridge dining room, living room, or library.

The D’Beetle Difference:
• Gold-Etched Scroll Glass Side Panels — The Signature Detail: The swirling arabesque etchings on the flanking glass doors are the design move that separates this piece from every plain glass hutch on the market — they catch light, add depth, and read as intentional artistry, not commodity production.
• Carved Bonnet Crown + Cabriole Legs: From the acanthus-leaf carved cartouche at the crown to the scroll-toe cabriole feet at the base, this piece maintains its ornamental language top to bottom — it’s designed with coherence and built to hold that detail through decades of use.
• Flame-Grain Veneer, Factory QC Stamped: The warm walnut-pecan flame grain is consistent and intact across both upper and lower sections, and the factory quality control stamp confirms this left the production line approved — not reworked, not refinished, approved.

Measurements 74”H × 48”W × 18”D (two-piece — upper hutch + lower cabinet base).