Late 17th century, oak, one piece form, having a three-board top with an applied molded edge above a crescent carved cornice flanked by relief carved rosettes, the whole supported by boldly turned columns, two upper hinged cabinet doors are centered by a stationary floral carved panel, above hinged doors each having four inset panels, inset paneled sides.

61 x 85 x 23 in.

From the Collection of Dr. & Mrs. Richard Epes at the direction of Gerald A. Jeutter, Jr., the court appointed Receiver for the Southeastern Eye Center of Greensboro, North Carolina.

Randall Tysinger Antiques, High Point, NC

Backboards with rosehead nails; a good period example of early construction.

Top with warp; front columns with shrinkage splits; hinge repair as well as replacement to lower right door; left front and rear feet tipped.