Here we have a very charming and unique vintage hand crafted and hand painted table top cabinet.  It has that cathedral arched top with two doors that open to find three individual drawers inside and then a bottom drawer outside of the double door area.  This is a heavy well build cabinet, not press board.  Paint shows that original distressed appearance. The colors are cream/beige with light powder blue which could almost pass as a light gray and gold trim accents.  Round ring handles are slightly rusty.  There is an area on the top back where the wood may have been patched prior to painting.  See photo showing one of the doors is cracked in the bottom area, but does not affect the door to open and closing.  Both doors stick so they don't close completely shut.  The bottom drawer sticks a little when opening it in one corner. The second drawer down from the top shows a quarter inch crack in the wood at the base of the drawer which does not affect the strength of the drawer. The top drawer shows it was split and then repaired at one time.  I almost hate to sell this as it could be used not only as an apothecary or spice rack holder, but would also hold an abundant amount of jewelry, kitchen items/silverware, desk stationary, sewing notions and on and on. Measures 17.25" tall x 12" wide x 7" deep.  This item came from an estate sale where the elderly lady collected several different types of  Victorian items. The estate sale was like walking into a museum of Victorian creations.  From information gathered this lady designed window arrangements in department stores back in the day.  There are signs of use and age, faded, as found, used, original and not restored.  Being sold "as is."  Please see photos to best determine overall condition.