"One of the more significant producers of furniture in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, Indiana was known for the hickory-stick and Amish styles, not to mention the Wooton Cabinet Office Secretary, a desk that was all the rage in the Victorian era. The Showers Brothers Furniture Company of Bloomington , was hailed in its time as “The World’s Largest Furniture Factory,” producing sixty percent of all furniture made in the United States by the 1920′s. The company set up shop on Bloomington ‘s courthouse square in the 1860′s. William, James and Hull Showers took over the company from their cabinet-maker father Charles in 1868 so that he could resume his work as a Methodist minister."
http://indianapublicmedia.org/momentofindianahistory/showers-brothers-furniture/
52" wide x 32" tall x 19" deep
Everything works - in great shape - Solid quality made Buffet
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