Second half 19th century, burled wood veneers, the upper cabinet with carved and shaped cornice featuring a central cartouche over blind paneled doors, shelved and drawered interior, the lower case with two over two drawers with applied trim with likely original ormolu pulls, scalloped and relief carved skirt, on heavily carved exaggerated ball and claw feet.

101 x 86 x 24 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

Insect damage; pediment glue block reset; shrinkage cracks to side panels; some haziness to finish; minor veneer chips; shrinkage cracks and loose elements to drawer surround; missing original rear feet.