New England, circa 1770-90, dovetailed cherry case with solid ends, curly maple slant lid with bread-board ends, opens to nice interior with central well with curly maple door, opening to two cubby holes with curly maple top scroll cut apron over two dovetailed drawers in curly maple with brass knobs, flanked by two reeded curly maple document drawers, flanked by curly maple hidden dovetailed drawers, scroll cut top aprons, over two cherry cubby holes over two over tow curly maple dovetailed drawers, again all with brass knobs, over four curly maple dovetailed overlapping graduated drawers, all with brass bat wing & bale handles and escutcheons, flanked by cherry fluted quarter columns, over fine ogee bracket feet, primarily poplar with some white pine secondary wood, 40 x 22 x 44 1/2" high, writing surface at 31 3/4". Includes working key for locks. Condition VG+.