Early American Pine Dry Sink Cabinet green man reading "HOME FOR TAPES and

reading "HOME FOR TAPES and RULES" with the Evans script and a cartoon carpenter measuring along the roofline

5" W x 1" D x 3

One piece has a chip and tight hairline on the bottom

MM - 12916 - 032025

while the mounting plate sits flush to the wall with visible fasteners

Early American Pine Dry Sink Cabinet green man reading "HOME FOR TAPES andPainted pine dry sink featuring a rectangular open basin above a case fitted with a single drawer over two paneled cabinet doors. The interior is divided into two storage compartments, with a fixed shelf behind the left door and a full height storage compartment behind the right. The piece retains its original paneled doors, decorative pressed metal drawer pulls and escutcheon, iron hardware, and molded top and base trim. Dry sinks such as this were