Attributed to New Jersey, circa 1810, mahogany veneers, poplar and white pine secondary, three part form, cornice with broken arched scrolled pediment featuring a central plinth and finial above a book-matched veneer frieze, above two astragal molded and glazed doors, interior with three shelves, the base with three graduated cock beaded drawers, boldly scalloped skirt raised on French bracket feet.

87 x 47 x 21 in.

From the Thompson-Urquhart home in Lewiston-Woodville, NC

Fair condition; several areas of veneer losses including the right scrolled pediment, the top front of base cabinet, the lower central skirt, among others; replaced finial; replaced hinges; replaced pulls; charring and smoke damage to lower right corner near base.

$800 - 1,200