Antique Quartersawn Tiger Oak Vanity with Tri-Fold Beveled Mirror

NOT AVAILABLE FOR SHIPPING, PICK UP OR TRANSPORT ONLY - An early 20th-century American dressing table constructed from quartersawn oak, commonly referred to as tiger oak due to the prominent medullary ray figuring visible across the primary surfaces. The vanity features a stepped tri-fold mirror assembly with beveled glass panels; the central mirror is taller than the two flanking adjustable side mirrors. The rectangular top sits above two side-by-side drawers, each featuring two circular wooden pulls and a central keyhole. The case is supported by two S-scroll front legs and two straight square rear legs, all joined by a low H-stretcher. The drawers are constructed with machine-cut dovetail joints. Internal metal lock casings are present within the drawer assemblies. The back of the mirror unit is finished with three vertical wooden panels.Width: 36 inchesDepth: 18 1/2 inchesOverall Height: 56 1/2 inches.