One of the neatest finds in the office was a mahogany-topped rolling supply cabinet/work table that had been in use previously as shelving. It has drawers and a pull-out ledge on each side. This picture shows it in place before renovations started at lower left - it had been fixed in place, its feet covered with baseboards, and shelving added.
During demolition we discovered it wasn't a stationary cabinet but in fact was on wheels. During our first trial in September it was everyone's favorite piece of furniture, handling dinner on top and all the trial team's supplies below, as shown here. (It also makes a great bar for receptions).
In the last couple of weeks we finally got around to giving it the restoration it needed, removing the baseboard molding to reveal the original feet, replacing the top molding with custom-edged mahogany to match the top, removing the metal runner that at one time most have held a glass display cabinet, and refinishing the whole thing in the same red mahogany as the rest of the woodwork.
It's now a great addition to the atrium work space on the guest offices side, as it can be wheeled around to serve as a stand-up work space for files, hold supplies (if we had any paper forms or supplies, I'd keep them there) and act as a buffet or bar for meals or receptions.
And yes, the glass does say "Smith Smart Shoes" and no, it has nothing to do with me. Just another interesting coincidence!