A ESU 100-n cabinet designed by Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller. This example a first generation unit produced between 1949 to 1951. The fixed legs were known to bend and were quickly scrapped for removable legs in 1953. Designed by Charles Eames for Herman Miller, this cabinet is a survivor, consisting of two open storage areas with a zinc plated steel frame. Painted masonite panels, in a neutral pallete of gray Blue, black and white with a walnut plywood top. Few of these are in existence and rarely become available. Unsigned. Dimensions: 20.5” High 16.75” Deep 47” Wide Condition: Good vintage original condition. Original finish. Some light scratches to the surface. Original rubber feet with some levels of deterioration. White masonite panel on back with two cracks near mounting screws. Original rails for doors included (chips to rails, no doors). Shipping: This item will ship blanket wrapped by personal courier to the contiguous 48 states. Please allow at least 4-6 weeks for delivery depending on your distance from the east coast and our shipper’s routes.