Attributed to Kentucky, circa 1810, poplar secondary, one piece form, applied cove molded cornice over a double vertically veneered frieze, two upper hinged doors with molded mullions, the top with tri-part window, shelved interior, applied waist molding, two lower hinged cabinet doors with arched panel and central inlaid paterae, canted corners, scalloped skirt, straight feet.

95 x 49 x 30 in.

As provided

This cupboard has a family history in Paris, Kentucky. Further information available by request.

Upper three shelves are original but have been lowered and reset to align with the horizontal mullions; cut and patch to upper right door lower corner by hinge; some later glazing and glass; two veneer chips/loss to cornice frieze; shrinkage crack at cove molding; small six inch cut and patch to upper right corner of cornice; lower left cabinet door with small cut and patch by hinge; skirt appears original; however, the foot facings have been cut and appear later.

$2,000 - 3,000