Diminutive oak collectors/medal cabinet, bearing metal tag "The Dorsey Company Furniture & Fixtures, Dallas Texas, 1884," having ten drawers with gilt metal pulls, velvet padded interior, approx 21"h, 11 3/8"w, 16.75"d ***NOTE: The Dorsey Company (Dallas, Tx., 1884) was the largest printing house in the Southwest. They produced stationary, ledgers, and bound journals for customers from Texas to Oklahoma. In it's later years, they also produced furniture and office equipment. 

4.15.24-In my opinion regarding LOT: 2046- the case is in sturdy good condition with only minimal spotting and light wear observed, no major loss or wear, drawers slide smoothly, each drawer has a push-out liner covered in a blue velvet-like material, there’s a cut-out hole in the bottom of each door to push out the liner out, drawer bottoms are secure, I did not examine under each liner,  please see attached images for your review

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