Labeled R.J. Horner & Co., Carved Oak Bowfront China Cabinet

Late 19th century, molded pediment with relief carved foliate and mask frieze, hinged serpentine door, interior with mirrored panel, glass shelves, the case with three-quarter columns featuring foliate and reeded sections, on paw feet, bears partial label, numbered 129.

69 x 51 x 19 in.

From the home of Durham philanthropist and banker, John Sprunt Hill, and his wife, Annie Watts Hill, who was the only daughter of George W. Watts, an original partner in the American Tobacco Corporation

Door missing glass; scuffs to feet; back panel detached.