Vintage Sheet Music or Record Cabinet

This is a vintage wooden storage cabinet, likely designed for sheet music, phonograph records, or documents, dating from the early to mid-20th century. The piece features a dark-stained wood construction with a rectangular upright profile, supported by four small, rounded bun feet. A notable feature is the ornate, cast-metal decorative handle fixed to the flat top surface, which suggests portability or frequent movement of the cabinet door. The front has a single large door with a simple circular metal pull ring in the center. The wood finish appears aged with a significant accumulation of dust and surface grime, indicating it has been stored for a long period. There is visible wear on the edges and corners, and a modern retail or inventory sticker is attached to the bottom right corner, which may leave a residue if removed. The craftsmanship reflects mass-produced furniture of the late Victorian or early Edwardian style transition, utilizing standard joinery. While the dark finish hides grain details, it appears to be a common hardwood like birch or mahogany-stained pine. The overall condition is fair, requiring thorough cleaning and polishing to restore the wood's luster.