Silvertone Cabinet Record Player Console – Queen Anne Style

Description :
This vintage Silvertone console was originally designed as a record player cabinet, now stripped of its audio components but full of repurposing potential. With Queen Anne-style cabriole legs and delicate carved details on the doors and skirt, it offers antique character and a graceful profile. The dual-door front opens into a hollow interior—ideal for storage or creative conversion into a bar, vanity, or media unit. The surface displays heavy wear and veneer loss, making it a solid candidate for restoration or upcycling.

Era: 1930s–1940s

Style: Queen Anne Revival / Early American Traditional

Technique: Machine-cut with hand-assembled components and veneered surface

Tools Used: Lathe (for legs), hand plane, jointer, veneer press, cabinet hardware tools

History: Originally produced by Silvertone, a Sears brand known for radios and phonographs; this piece served as a home entertainment console

Manufacturer / Maker: Silvertone (Sears, Roebuck and Co.)

Measurements: 36" W x 21" D x 34 ⅛" H

Suggested Weight: Approx. 60–70 lbs

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension: 42" W x 28" D x 40" H

Item Number : P16023

Category : Furniture

Brand : Silvertone (Sears, Roebuck and Co.)