Circa 1840, five-part form, highly figured flame and crotch mahogany veneers and mahogany with predominately poplar secondary. The cove-molded cornice has rounded corners and is set over a central raised panel doors enclosing three sliding drawers over two-over-three graduated drawers, flanked by single cabinet doors, the interiors designed for hanging garments, the base frieze disguises three flush drawers. All doors with "flame point" arch decoration.

90.5 x 92 x 22 in.

A most impressive piece of furniture.

Several veneer chips as well as veneer shrinkage cracks.

$2,000 - 4,000