A handsome late-19th-century New England spice cabinet constructed from stained birch and poplar. The diminutive cabinet features seven drawers arranged as three pairs of smaller drawers above a single full-width lower drawer. Each is fitted with a small dark knob and displays traditional dovetailed construction. A shaped and scrolled gallery rises above the case, while bands of applied beaded molding ornament the cornice. The cabinet rests on shaped bracket feet and retains a warm, richly figured surface with the irregular coloration and wear expected from generations of domestic use. Two suspension rings on the reverse allow the cabinet to be wall-mounted, though it is equally attractive displayed on a tabletop or counter. A useful and highly decorative example of New England domestic cabinetry, offering appealing scale, architectural form, and abundant small-item storage. Stained birch and poplar. New England, circa 1850-1860. Condition Good antique condition, Some drawer knobs are loose. The drawers operate, with expected. The cabinet retains an appealing historic surface and presents well overall. Dimensions Cabinet: approximately 11 inches wide × 13 inches high × 5 1/2 inches deep. The shaped gallery adds approximately 2 inches to the height, for an overall height of approximately 15 inches.