This is a handcrafted stepback open hutch dating between 1840-1860 made from mixed hardwoods, featuring a two-tier display top with a drawer over a two-door base. The piece includes a scroll-cut decorative two-board back and tapered cut sides on the shelf. The doors are crafted from a single board with trim, featuring faux paneling, iron butt hinges, and turned knob pulls. Notable attributes include decorated spire-cut feet and a half-moon center skirt board, showcasing a good early red painted surface, attributed to southeastern Pennsylvania. Dimensions are approximately 20 3/4″ x 9 3/4″ x 39″.