Late 20th Century Ernest Thompson Southwest Pueblo Style Carved Wood Cabinet With Sun Motif

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Handsome Ernest Thompson Southwest-style cabinet featuring the substantial handcrafted character and architectural detailing associated with classic Santa Fe furnishings.
The … Read more Handsome Ernest Thompson Southwest-style cabinet featuring the substantial handcrafted character and architectural detailing associated with classic Santa Fe furnishings.
The cabinet is constructed in wood with a softly distressed, pale washed finish that allows the natural grain to remain visible. A dramatic stepped Pueblo Revival–inspired crest crowns the cabinet and incorporates a carved rising-sun motif.
Two paneled doors feature distinctive geometric openwork above the solid lower panels. Additional Southwestern detailing includes a bold zigzag cutout apron with repeating stepped-arrow motifs along the lower front. Oversized black iron ring pulls provide a striking contrast to the light wood finish.
The double doors open to reveal a spacious interior with a full-width shelf, providing generous storage. At only 18 inches deep, the cabinet offers substantial visual presence without projecting excessively into the room.
A wonderful statement piece for a Santa Fe, Pueblo Revival, Southwestern, Western, Spanish Colonial or rustic interior. It could function beautifully as an entry cabinet, dining-room storage cabinet, bar cabinet, media cabinet or decorative storage piece.

MEASUREMENTS
42" W × 18" D × 43.5" H
Height measured to the top of the decorative stepped apron/crest.
MATERIALS / STYLE
Wood construction with iron hardware
Southwestern / Santa Fe / Pueblo Revival style
Geometric and sun-motif carved detailing
Distressed pale natural wood finish See less