What do you mean by "didn't find anything close"?

You didn't find a cabinet with doors below and doors above? That's just a hutch, probably custom made for the space.

What is your purpose in looking for what it is?

It's some kind of china/curio cabinet. The design is not that atypical as I had one where it was glass on top and closed storage below. What is unusual is the curved piece at the end but that goes to the specific style of the piece which is unique. I had a china cabinet with curved sides but those were glass and on both sides :-).

@tatts I meant I couldn’t find anything that looked like it.

Maybe I should have also asked what era it might be?

@Helen I just love the piece and want one just like it. Curved on the sides, tall, wood, glass in the middle, no legs.

The odds of finding a piece like that are very slim.

If yu have the money, you could get one custom made.

If you search on your local craigslist under china hutch, this is what turns up on my local craigslist. Lots to choose from.

https://fortmyers.craigslist.org/search/fua?query=china+hutch

It’s a breakfront, probably from the 1960s or 1970s and likely from a good store. You should be able to find a label somewhere inside a drawer or on the back.

The term "breakfront" has become generic for all china cabinets; kind of like Coke for all soft drinks or Kleenex for all tissues. The original was a cabinet whose front line was broken by the protruding center section. In other words, the front of the cabinet line was broken; breakfront.

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