HELP Identifying Old Cabinet 1800s??

Yep... tis an oldie.
Looks like someone either cleaned or replaced the lock.
Probably cleaned.
Partial restore perhaps.

That throw bolt says it all...
Sweeeeet piece !

This is really hard to load your pics and rez is off... On one I only received half the pic.

Try a few in smaller kb and shoot the back and feet.
 

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Here's some low res shots of the back, top, and legs. Definitely get the feel is was partially restored years ago.

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Yeah man that is a killer piece.
If you do not mind me asking...
what did you pay for this ?
 

I see you are from South Kaki-laki...
I detected all through that state.
Spent some time in Greenville/Spartanburg for a bit...
Did great pickin in Pickins S.C.
LOVE Charleston.
Columbia is tooooo hot in summer.
AND Hilton Head rocks.
 

HOLY BATMAN !!! you STOLE it !!!
 

Yep,

Can't beat low country metal detecting- just got into the hobby this year. Picked this up on a whim wanting to display my finds in a period piece!

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Might wanna get this one checked out at some point... call the "keno brothers" lol
 

It looks kind of old except I don't see any wear signs . The ring pull area should show a lot of contact around them from oils and finger nails, the key hole looks unmarked. The corners of the legs are crisp and sharp. Just my observations from the pictures. Still neat looking.
 

It looks kind of old except I don't see any wear signs . The ring pull area should show a lot of contact around them from oils and finger nails, the key hole looks unmarked. The corners of the legs are crisp and sharp. Just my observations from the pictures. Still neat looking.

I agree especially about the lack of wear on the legs. If the wood on the top/back didn't look old I'd still be saying repop. Based on the pictures I can't tell 100% either way.
 

Thanks for your comments everyone,

I applied oil to restore the dry and brittle wood which might explain the "new finish" noted in the pictures. Regardless of its origins, didn't buy it as an investment...just a cool garage sale find :).
 

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