Attributed to piedmont, North Carolina, early 19th century, one part form, poplar and yellow pine, all over blue buttermilk paint, applied cove molded cornice, two hinged upper doors with ten window lights each, molded mullions, shelved interior with reeded front edge (the lower shelf with spoon notches), all with incised plate rail, applied waist molding, canted corners with rear molded edge, hinged lower paneled cabinet doors, shelved interior, shaped ogee bracket feet facings.

93.25 x 51 x 33 in.

Private Collection, Greensboro, North Carolina

Restored by Ned Hipp of Bethania, North Carolina.

Ogee bracket foot facings are original.

Later and enhanced paint; later upper doors; the lower portion of the case retaining old, likely original paint.