Early 19th century, deal and pine secondary, the rectangular stepped front case featuring an upper recessed cabinet featuring two upper hinged panels that rotate up and slide back to reveal an open compartment, flanked by fluted stiles and flame veneered conforming panels, the case with a vertically veneered edge and featuring two side-by-side central drawers (the left being smaller) and flanked by two deep convex drawers, divided by reeded stiles, inset side panels, raised on distinctive tapered legs with upper reeding, central rings, brass capped wood foot.

43 x 74.25 x 29.5 in.

From the Collection of Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Logue, Fayetteville, North Carolina

All over old surface retaining wear and surface inconsistency; some maring and denting to lower legs; some inlay losses especially at lower edge of case.