European Furniture & Decorative Arts

Back boards probably replaced and with a twill fabric panel covering the back. Interior re-configured and later-painted. Drawer liners replaced. Feet replaced (one possibly original). Japanned decoration largely intact and seemingly original or at least 19th century, with some refreshed areas. Each side with an age splits running the vertical length of the case. Slight warping to the top of the cabinet doors but doors still close securely. The feet had to be removed to get the cabinet out of the house, so they are presently detached and needing repair. Additional images are available upon request.

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