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Sun, May 6, 07 at 18:03
| Does anybody know anything about this. I believe it's probably English. The piece I have looks to be about 30's or 40's, curved front, glass shelving, glass sliding doors with what appears to be etching on it. Curved doors on each side and curved drawers on the bottom. Soesn't sound so great, but it's really pretty and super condition. There is a small plate inside one door that reads Hubbinet Guaranteed Furniture.
It is maybe 30 inches tall and five feet wide. |
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| i have same hubbinet furniture it was my grandmothers she bought it in 1935 from jas woodhouse&son house furnishers 28-36 renfield street glasgow scotland it cost £4 --10shillings i have original reciept all i know is the etching on the glass is gold leaf havent been able to find out anything else about it |
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- Posted by jim matier(jimmatier@hotmail.co.uk) onThu, Sep 22, 11 at 12:10
| I have a Hubbinet china cabinet belonged to my aunt, i believe i remember seeing it in her house in the fifties.i would like to find out more about it please. |
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