What kind of cabinet is this?

I inherited this from my grandparents. I live in Florida but my family is from New Jersey, and I don't know where or when it was purchased. They also used to own a thrift store, so this could've been sold to them as well from any other part of the country. It's 51" × 14" × 30"
I'm not good at identifying wood type. Anything you could tell me about this based on pics is much appreciated.

I've been having difficulty finding where to edit the image size on my android, so I'll just have to post Photobucket links again. Sorry if it is any inconvenience

https://hosting.photobucket.com/images/i/VincentJA/20220208_204827.jpg

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Hi Vinnie86! If all else fails, try emailing the pictures to yourself, and when it gives you the option to reduce file size, pick whatever number required to have each image be under 1MB. When you do post, please be sure to click on the “full image” option circled in red in the following picture.

The easier you make it for the experts, the more time they will have to answer, and usually more of them will do so. Good luck, and welcome!

 

If you're using an Android phone, you can go on the "Google Play Store" or the internet and look for "FREE Photo File Size Reduction Apps for Android Phones". I use Photoshop Express-Free, but there was also a learning curve with it....I happen to like it, but I think there are some easier ones out there.....I pulled this edited list off the internet, based a LOT on reviews and likes: I specified FREE, but be sure they are!!! AND if you do try one, absolutely test on "test" images you don't care about!!!

Apps that you can use to compress and resize images on android devices:

NEW...ShortPixel Photo Optimizer
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1.Photoshop Express- stick to FREE Version*
Works well but has a learning curve.

2. Photo Compress 2.0*
As its name already suggests, Photo Compress 2.0 allows you to compress a photo without affecting its quality. Isn’t this something we all want? The app, also, allows you to set the compression level to low, medium, or high. Just choose the compression type you’d like to experiment with and press the button to check the difference in size between the original photo and its lighter version.

3. Photo and Picture Resizer*
The Photo and Picture Resizer app is swift. Don’t take our word for it, just try it yourself! This tool reduces the size of your image and, also, has the option to share the final version on social media platforms, such as Facebook and Instagram. If you’re looking for an app that shrinks your pictures without affecting their quality, you should check Photo and Picture Resizer. Designed to maintain picture aspect ratio by providing the resolution list based on the camera, this application is one of the best and smartest tools that you can use to resize images on Android devices. And that’s the reason it was downloaded more than 43,000 times.

4. Resize Me*
The Resize Me app can be customized to quickly adjust the size of your photos with a single click. By using this tool, you can crop, rotate, and set your pictures as wallpaper. Want to add your personal watermark? Then you’re in for a treat, as Resize Me enables you to do just that!

 

In style, it's something like this ...
https://www.chairish.com/product/23...e-collection-italian-provincial-china-cabinet

 

This is 70s or later stylistic pastiche. For lack of a better descriptor, Mediterranean would work. The finish would likely be termed pecan, though it would be difficult to know what the wood actually is. It was usually a variety of woods under an obscuring finish. I do see some oak and some walnut burl, though the latter is just as likely to be fake. Would also not be surprised to find that the moldings could be plastic.

 

Thanks to everyone who replied, it was extremely helpful.