This is a very light piece of furniture in very good condition.  There are no nails, screws or metal of any type built into this, with the exception of the piece on the front used as a latch to close the doors.   The doors are hinged to the main piece by "wooden dowel" type pieces.  It has two shelves inside that appear to be planks of wood side by side.  Someone (prior owner?) has cut a very small hole in the back lower left corner (I assume to put wires through it for some reason, not really sure) that measures about 1 - 2 inch diameter hole. 

The dimensions are: 38" tall, 40" wide and 27" deep

This is about all the information I have.  

I am trying to identify what type of Asian furniture.  I believe it to possibly be a Chinese Wedding Cabinet, but I am not sure.  

I would like to know an estimated value, possible age of the item and any other information you may can provide.

3 1/2 inch signed on bottom hand carved ivory fisherman holding up a fish. I looked into how to tell wheather an item is real ivory or a fake and every thing points to a real genuine piece of elephant tusk or mammoth tusk carved ivory. It has the visible grain and the bottom has criss crossinf of the grain. There are no dark pits or areas that would suggest bone. It is heavy weight and has a japaneese or chineese signature etched on the bottom.

never been worn or used always stored in the box it came with i think it a size 2

Please help with value and information.  It has two embossed words on opposite sides Moon shine and washing fluid.  Would love to sell.

Roos Sweetheart Cedar Chest

Ed. Roos Company - Forest Park Illinois

Sealtite Lid Pantented

Style Number: 4885 or 4880

Serial Number: 254665

Minor scuff marks on exterior but inside of chest is unremarkable

Minor restoring needed

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This Set was purchased by my parents in Hawaii at a resale shop in 1981.  It was around 10 years old at the time.  Any suggestions on price?  This is a bad picture,  however it shows one piece, the buffet.  I will have other pictures uploaded later today.  Thanks