Circa 1820, white pine and poplar secondary, top with applied stepped backsplash, upper central drawer with banded edge and cock beading featuring a fall front opening to reveal a bird's eye maple drawered and pigeon hole interior, flanked by two small cock beaded drawers over four hinged cabinet doors with shelved interior, raised on ring turned legs with brass ball feet.

57 x 70 x 23.25 in.

From the Collection of Winslow Goins, Rocky Mount, North Carolina

Surface scratches and wear to the top (including a small area of veneer loss towards center left); upper right drawer with one loose glass pull (but present); later green baize writing surface; veneer chips to cabinet doors; scattered veneer loss to sides; far left cabinet door with warp; shrinkage cracks to sides of case; scratches and marring to far right lower front of case; repairs to back left and front left legs; back right leg loose.