Help Identify freestanding wall system.  

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I've seen this system before--
but don't know the maker/designer. Probably moderately-priced American, 1960's/ 70's.
(Is that a slide-bolt that's been affixed to the lower cabinet, in second photo?)

"System" ?
Looks like a home-built to me -- but maybe not. Truly idiosyncratic veneer flitch . . . heavy corner posts with bunged screw connections. Odd on several counts. Are the doors hung upside down on one face ?
Double-faced cabinets are rare, aren't they ?

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I don't think you will find a 'designer' connected to that one. And looks
a bit tired. I looked at similar units for my garage entry. For studio storage
or an entry divider and if it is really cheap, like 50bucks, it may serve a
storage purpose. I think the boxes, the cabinets, can be set up in either
direction so it can have a free-standing purpose. Not a nice piece but a
useful one and much nicer that some overpriced new crap available.
Might clean up sweet.
Usually a dozen or more on e-bay similar. I don't see many today. I ended up using
my extra cado units for the garage entry but at one point i was looking at
that style. Often listed 100-300 hundred. If you can check it in person, you
may get a better assessment. The pic is crappy with flash and never very
flattering. It has a microwave on it. Not a good sign.

Thanks for the feedback. I...
Thanks for the feedback. I was hoping to find a diamond in the rough. It obviously isn't very refined. I can however envision it cleaned up, bins rearranged possibly connected to make three columns?
I think you may be right about the slide bolt. That would be unfortunate. I assumed the door dropped down to become a desk?
In the first picture, you can see two drawers with the black stripe running along the top of each drawer. Drawers are obviously a base position. It is possible the last time it was put together, someone put a base cabinet up high?
The owner agreed to look for a manufacturer tomorrow and possibly send more pictures.