Vintage Folk Art Wall-Mount Medicine Cabinet

This is a rustic, folk-art style wall cabinet featuring a central mirrored door and a single bottom drawer. The piece is constructed from solid wood planks, likely pine or another common softwood, and displays a prominent grey painted finish with natural wood accents on the mirror frame and decorative moldings. It features a pediment-style arched top and a small wooden swivel latch closure on the right side of the door. The mirror is inset within a crudely carved blonde wood frame that shows unique gouge marks, indicating hand-craftsmanship. At the bottom, a single pull-out drawer is fitted with a simple white porcelain or ceramic knob. The construction utilizes exposed hinges and visible joinery that suggests a mid-20th-century origins, possibly 'Tramp Art' or a similar vernacular utility style. Condition-wise, the cabinet shows significant surface wear, including paint loss, scuffs, and abrasions along the edges that reveal the underlying wood. The grey paint has a matte, weathered patina, and there is visible wood grain texture throughout the side panels. No maker's marks or stamps are visible on the exterior, consistent with a handmade utilitarian home object. Its charm lies in its irregular, naive construction and the contrast between the painted body and the raw wood mirror surround.