Attributed to Western North Carolina, mid 19th century, yellow pine secondary, poplar, two part form, finished walnut top set upon a stepped molded cornice, two upper glass panel hinged doors with shelved interior, oval paneled sides, the desk featuring a hinged lid with gallery edge, interior with deep well and divided pigeon holes, flush case sides raised on tall tapered ring turned legs.

62 x 43 x 35.5 in.

From the Collection of Dr. & Mrs. Robert Marsh, Lawrenceville, Georgia

A nice example for the form featuring an old likely original dark surface and warm patina with distinctive legs.

Some surface inconsistency and alligatoring, overall good estate condition.