Late 18th century, white pine secondary, having a lipped hinged fall front lid with breadboard ends and loper supports, the interior with seven drawers, six pigeon holes with shaped valances, central prospect door, four flush mounted graduated drawers, a cockbeaded surround is applied to the case, molded base raised on ogee bracket feet; light and dark wood stylized inlay to fall board, stiles and horizontal drawer dividers.

43.75 x 39.5 x 20 in. Case width 37 in.

From the Jacob Margolis Collection sold at Anderson Galleries, New York, NY (purchased November 7, 1925)
From the Collection of the late Arthur J. Morris, Ossining, NY and by descent to the current consignor

Replaced pulls; repair to hinge area at fall lid; ogee tiger maple feet appear old and possibly original, however they have been off and re-set with later screws and glue blocks; cut and repair at rear of the bottom board towards the back left.

$3,000 - 5,000