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Antique chestnut (we believe) or possibly rosewood single drawer chest or serving table. Dark finish. Square tapered legs. Slightly overhanging top. Two round wooden knobs on drawer attached with bolts or screws. More recent finish has a beautiful glossy shine.
Piece is 31 inches tall and the table top is 37 3/4 inches wide and 19 1/2 inches deep. Piece has 18 1/2 inches of floor clearance.
Table is in good condition. A piece has broken off the left side of the face of the drawer. Front has bowed outward slightly underneath drawer. (See picture.) There are also several gouges in the top surface, most noticably on the right edge. (Pictured.) Significant wear at corners and to feet. Piece is sturdy and will not shake or sway.
Happy to answer any questions. Please stop by to preview this classic piece!
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