Lot Details & Additional Photographs
Attributed to Rowan County, circa 1820, one piece form, poplar secondary, pronounced cove molded stepped cornice, frieze with applied molded strip, two upper case doors with six window lights each, molded mullion, lower dirty-dish panel, shelved interior, applied strip molding at waist, lower case with two hinged paneled doors, shelved interior, 90 degree case return with chamfered corner and lamb's tongue, applied molded strip at base above bold scalloped skirt with pronounced spur, straight feet from the stile.
84.25 x 54 x 34 in., case width 47 in.
From the Collection of Bill Ivey, Asheboro, North Carolina One cracked pane; retains old wavy glass; small break and repair to waist strip molding; rodent chew and loss at center section of lower doors.
