I injected liquid hide glue into the splits in the panel and pulled them together using blue painter's tape to act as a clamp until dry. I also used hide glue to attach the broken center rail piece. It's the long piece of tape to the right.

    This leg had come off and needed to be glued back. Here you see some clamps holding it in place while the hide glue dried. The socket, which holds the caster stem, was loose and kept falling out due to the hole it inserts into being elongated. I cut some slivers of oak and placed them along with some glue in the hole. The socket fit snug after tapping it back in.

    This rear panel had a piece of the tongue broken off. The broken piece is glued back on and held until dry using painter's tape.
    This shot also shows the condition of the finish, which was the same for both panels. After the repair on the tongue dried, I wiped the inside surfaces with an alcohol based dye of the same color and applied a coat of shellac.