The Oak Era

Appearing in overall good, stable, and ready to place condition. Having old nicks, scuffs, scrapes and marks from past contact with humidity. White specks of house paint visible primarily on the proper right side. Drawers and cabinet doors open and close smoothly but there is no key. Pulls are old replacements. The lower three central drawers are faux. The cabinet doors on either side have old replaced trim elements to hold shelves but there are currently no shelves in the lower cabinet. The backboards with some separations along seams. The upper shelves are 5 1/2 inches deep. There are old hooks affixed to some of the upper shelves. The feet with old nicks, scuffs, and repairs. The proper left front foot with a replaced section. Additional images are available upon request.

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