A Regency Rosewood Cabinet

19th Century

Height 34 1/2 x width 30 1/2 x depth 16 inches.

Property from the Estate of a Lady, Nevada

With key. Large age cracks on the proper right side and left side, with staining where the cracks were colored to repair them. Missing sections of beaded molding on the proper right side and left side. A darker area on the top where an object was placed and the rest of the top was lightly sun-faded. Two small veneer losses on the lower edge of the front. There is a key and the lock works, but the doors cannot be locked closed because of shrinkage. There are no shelves; the interior is open and the back is drilled, probably for use with A/V equipment. The inside height is 26 inches.

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A Regency Rosewood Cabinet

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