Antique Oak Filing Cabinet with Internal Pusher Rod System Pietro Perugino This table would have served

This table would have served for many years in a drafting and architectural firm

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The design echoes classical Ionic and Corinthian influences

Antique Oak Filing Cabinet with Internal Pusher Rod System Pietro Perugino This table would have servedTwo tier oak filing cabinet with four equal drawers, each fitted with brass label holders and pulls. The case presents a clean, rectilinear form with a slightly overhung top and a deep, warm finish that highlights the grain throughout. The upper drawers retain their original internal rod and pusher mechanisms designed to compress and organize file contents while the lower drawers are now without these components. Drawer interiors are open and