I am asking for help in valuating this rare piece of antique furniture manufactured by the Folding Bath Tub Company, Marshall, Michigan, patented July 14, 1896. According to a manufactures advertisement it is called a Folding Toilet Cabinet with brass spigot and copper top and wash basin.

I have searched for years for information on this piece and have even engaged several appraisers but know one has ever seen one before. Can anyone help me with establishing a fair value for this piece? Any information or help you can provide is gratefully appreciated.  I inherited this item and really want to get it insured.

Category: American FurnitureCondition: ExcellentMedium: OakDistinguishing marks: Manufacturers Data Plate, Folding Bath Tub CompanyDate Period: 1896Size and dimensions of this item: 6' tall x 20" wideWeight: approx 40 lbsHistory: Manufactured by the Folding Bath Tub Company, Marshall, MI

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