A late Victorian or Edwardian oak collector’s cabinet of rectangular form with a galleried top and a shaped backsplash. Two hinged doors open to reveal an interior fitted with twenty-two drawers of graduated sizes, arranged in five rows. Each drawer front is equipped with a brass card holder or label frame and a single turned wooden knob. The cabinet is constructed from oak with a medium-to-dark stain, showing a prominent grain to the drawer fronts. Above the top central drawers, there is a small metal plate or label, though the text upon it is not legible. The cabinet is seated upon a separate, associated dark-stained wooden stand featuring carved details, turned legs, and stretchers. The outer doors are fitted with brass hinges and a brass lock plate.