Antique Wood Washstand

*drawer knob is missing 1/2 of knob This is an antique wooden washstand or dry sink, typically used in the late 19th to early 20th century before indoor plumbing was common. Key features that identify it include: The high back and sides, which were used to prevent water from splashing onto surrounding areas. A small drawer on the left side, likely for storing toiletries or washing supplies. A large open space with cabinet doors below, often used to store a basin and pitcher or other cleaning items. Simple, utilitarian design with aged wood and patina, consistent with rustic or farmhouse furniture styles. These pieces are often repurposed today as entryway storage, vanities, or decorative furniture due to their charm and craftsmanship