Attributed to Lynchburg, circa 1815, walnut and poplar secondary, the rectangular case with stepped front, top edge with vertically veneered banded edge, central drawer above two hinged cabinet doors flanked to each side by an upper small drawer above two hinged cabinet doors, all having banded inlay, applied full length reeded stiles, paneled sides, six distinctive ring turned tapered feet.

41.5 x 63.5 x 20 in.

Later underside brace board; later drawer runners; later hinges; case doors with some shrinkage cracks to veneers; later pulls.