Very nice....yes it's an antique....at least older than 100 years.Where did you get it? And what does the top surface look like?

We got it from the sellers of the condo we recently purchased with the rest of their furniture. The top is difficult to describe and I unfortunately can't take a picture of the top since the cabinet is in another state, but you can see the 4 stiles (?) on the top of it.

My judgement that it is old was based on the boards on the back.
Not sure what I think of the paint....maybe original or maybe newer paint on an old piece.
yes I see the 4 corner pieced on top....but was wondering what was between them!

There was an import store in the city that used to sell cabinets that looked like that and were new and made in Mexico. Linda is the expert but I would have said New Mexican.

Similar furniture is very common here in Texas. They’re made in Mexico with old, reclaimed wood, and many feature those medallions. I have a custom made hutch from Mexico with similar old wood used in the back part.

Like others, I can’t say for certain about yours, though.

Very nice piece!

Nadeau Dallas is the furniture store I've been trying to remember ever since seeing this post. They carry pieces often made from reclaimed wood, crafted in India and Indonesia most often. That's what your piece brought to my mind. Here's some of their offerings, which I think are very cool.

As I said, yours may very well be an antique, but regardless, it's a look that is in demand these days in certain areas. Great for a southwest mix!

Several years ago cabinets similar to this one were sold at pier 1 and World Market. As several have stated I too have seen similar cabinets in New Mexico.