I coerced Patrick out into the cold yesterday for a little sleuthing. We made a circuit of a few favorite antique/furniture stores, and came home with this.

There was just one problem, though. The view above is how it sat in the store-- drawers on top. But it didn't take me long-- no, not long at all-- to realize that the way it was really meant to be is like this.
Oh, so what if the keyhole is upside down! Situated this way, what we have here, I do believe, is a someday future medicine cabinet. Anyone with me here?
Perfect little drawers for toothpaste and soaps and Patrick's electric razor. Perfect little paneled door waiting to be fitted with a mirror. Very, very puzzling shelf inside with varying holes and slots cut for some previous owner's mysterious purpose.


4 comments:
Oh. That is - I am speechless! Beautiful! Wonder what it was used to hide?
I know. So many questions.
Ok, don't laugh, but you know me. I immediately thought that the little slots were for wands, a-la Harry Potter. Is it weird that I have such an active imagination?
(No comment!) Hee hee.
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