A CONTINENTAL CARVED EBONIZED WOOD BREAKFRONT CABINET, POSSIBLY COLONIAL, LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY, the gadrooned and dentilated cornice above paired glazed central doors with lozenge pattern mullions flanked by similarly glazed doors on a conforming base of paired and flanking doors enclosing stylized urns issuing scrolling acanthus leaves carved in shallow relief beneath a frieze of vitruvian scroll raised on a plinth of acanthus leaf tips and ribbon entwined florettes. Height: 93 1/4" Width: 108" Depth: 22"