Circa 1830, poplar secondary, rectangular top with conforming case, four graduated scratch beaded drawers with light wood line inlay, inlaid escutcheons, eagle brass pulls, the stiles with inlaid vine/berry/leaf design with dark wood inlaid pot at base, chamfered corners with lambs tongue, paneled sides, scalloped skirt with central stylized inlaid fan, ring turned and tapered legs.

45 3/8 x 42 x 22 1/4 in., case width 41 in.

Ref: The Art and Mystery of Tennessee Furniture, Derita Coleman Williams, Nathan Harsh, 1988, pg 209-213.

Top reset; later drawer runners; later glue blocks to interior side panel corners; later pulls in original holes; third drawer facing with tight hairline split and three small patches.

$2,000 - 4,000