Vintage/Antique Oak Nightstand with Greek Key Carvings and Hammered Metal Hardware

This appears to be a portion of a vintage or antique wooden nightstand, likely constructed from quarter-sawn oak given the prominent ray flecks and distinctive grain patterns. The wood has a warm, reddish-brown stain and a visible, somewhat aged patina. The construction details include a recessed panel door, framed by an intricately carved border featuring a repeating geometric Greek key motif, suggesting an Arts and Crafts or possibly Art Deco influence, although the hardware leans more towards Arts and Crafts. The door is affixed with two rustic, hammered-finish strap hinges made of a dark metal, possibly aged brass or bronzed iron, which are riveted to the wood. These hinges are decorative as well as functional, extending both above and below the hinge point with pointed, foliate-like terminals. To the right of the carved panel, there is a round, decorative knob, also made of metal, exhibiting a dark, aged finish with an embossed or cast floral or organic design. The wood itself shows some minor wear and slight variations in finish, consistent with age and use, but no significant damage or repairs are immediately visible. The craftsmanship, particularly the detailed carving and the sturdy, decorative hardware, indicates a piece of good quality for its period. The overall aesthetic points to an early to mid-20th-century piece, possibly from the 1910s to 1940s.