The Collected Home, Featuring Property from a Summer Thornton-Designed Chicago Residence

The armoire is 18th century, but re-painted in the 20th century. The paint colors are closest to off-white / light gray and yellowish cream. Hinges and lock are original but there is no key. Age cracks, flaking paint, worm holes throughout, but even and attractive lending patina to the armoire. Larger age cracks in both doors. Sturdy and ready to place.

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