This early-mid 19th century stained mahogany spice cabinet features fine bead and cove crown molding along with a chamfer molded baseboard. The eight drawers are constructed with trim nails and half lap drawer fronts, utilizing poplar wood for the secondary materials. Each drawer is adorned with white porcelain knobs and includes an old eye hook for hanging. This charming piece, attributed to southeastern Pennsylvania, measures 11 3/4″ x 6″ x 14 1/4″. It has been refinished in the early 20th century, revealing traces of the original blue paint underneath, highlighting its historical character and provenance from the Tom & Carolyn Porter Collection.