Vintage Wooden Multi-Drawer Workbench Cabinet / Machinist's Chest

This appears to be a vintage or antique wooden multi-drawer storage cabinet, likely used as a machinist's or craftsman's toolbox. The cabinet is rectangular in shape, constructed from wood, and features a light gray or off-white painted finish with significant signs of wear and age, indicating a distressed or patinated surface. The overall dimensions appear to be consistent with a tabletop or workbench-mounted unit, approximately 2 to 3 feet in width. It features a total of nine drawers, arranged as two full-width drawers at the top, a section of four narrower drawers on the right, and three narrower drawers on the left, with an additional open bay or very shallow drawer at the bottom left. The drawers are equipped with small, off-white or light-colored knob pulls, which appear to be either wooden or ceramic, with visible wear and dirt accumulation. The top-most drawer features a keyhole, suggesting it was once lockable, though the key and functionality are not discernible. The construction seems to be solid wood, possibly pine or a similar soft wood, with visible wood grain and joinery (likely dovetailed or finger-jointed from the visible edges) showing through the worn paint. There are clear indications of heavy use, including chipped paint, scuffs, dirt, and discoloration, particularly on the edges and around the drawer pulls. The bottom edge of the cabinet shows significant wear and possible wood degradation. The overall aesthetic suggests a robust, utilitarian piece from the early to mid-20th century, built for functionality rather than purely decorative purposes. The craftsmanship, while appearing sturdy, lacks the fine finishing of high-end furniture, consistent with industrial or workshop use. No discernible maker's marks or signatures are visible in the provided image.