Oak Cabinet with One top drawer, two drawers to left, door to right, groves on all, door inlaid panel, decortive handles - cabinet had towel bar and the curved bottom of it has three holes, the shelf about the curved part has an opening in it?
Three ft. long incised, wear near the bottom indicates it might have been carried upright.The area below the carving which is about 60% of the three length is approx. one inch in dia and end is a tapered rounded point. Intricate incised design carvings and one 2x2 inch square medallion with a carving of a man on horseback standing on a serpent or dragon, (see pic). There are words incised on the obverse, but are not easily read, but is is not English language. There is a five inch protrusion on the back which acts (I think) as a hanger for something, (see pic). There is minor damage and an early repair.
A specially produced print of Oak Hill, the home of James Monroe, fifth president of the United States.The original pen and ink etching was executed by Richard V. Sebring, an American artist. Certificate of Authenticity has been registered in the permanent files of the International Archives.
