Chest of drawers with rectangular top measuring approx. 39" x 22" including an applied edge molding on three sides; overall case measures H: approx. 45", W: approx. 37", D: approx. 20"; all drawers are dovetailed, with light wood or bone kite-shape escutcheons; brass bail hardware likely replaced; evidence that the drawers once had single pulls; two short drawers, one with a lock, the other with a faux key hole, but was once fitted with a Quaker (spring) lock. One unusual characteristic is that the frieze board above the two short drawers extends upward and is exposed on the top. At first glance, it appears to be a patch, but it is part of the case. Also, the forward edges of the sides of the case have a thin strip of wood covering their entire length - covering what would otherwise be exposed dovetailed drawer blades.