This amazing piece of sturdy and functional furniture has multiple functions & can be described in several different ways:

1. A True Antique piece of furniture. It was in the house in Monroe, Utah when my mom purchased the home in 1993. We figure the wardrobe is over 130 years old, and is still very useful. The door panel is original veneer and we believe it is called Tiger’s eye oak. The door frames are solid oak.

2. Wardrobe / Armoire: the shelves can be removed and the original use as a wardrobe or armoire : in other words, a freestanding closet for clothing, can be restored.

3. Hutch or shelves: my mother installed shelves to maximize vertical storage space in her country kitchen and it works very well storing #10 canned foods. Could also be used to store Art Supplies, collectibles, and anything you have that needs a home.

4. Great item to get things organized and stored in a place of their own. Wardrobe had magnetic closures installed so the doors don’t close “inside” as designed, but just connect to the magnet. 75” tall X 17” deep X 44” wide (not counting the decorative lip on top)