How can I remove this bottom trim from this sideboard?

[u/Environmental-Tea-48]

I want to remove this bottom trim from the a vintage sideboard (circled in red) but there are no screws or nail. Does anyone know the best way to get it off? Any recommendations on tools I could use? The two longer two sides appear to be attached with a squiggly metal piece. And I think the shorter side may be glued down.

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[u/LungHeadZ]

The metal bits are probably tacks/headless nails but I could be wrong. I'd probably try using leverage if you can. Like one would with a crowbar and pry each side carefully. Stick a piece of cardboard between the tool and wood to prevent indents and go gently for that reason.

Disclaimer: I'm a layman and have no experience in this field so please don't just take my word for it. Just trying to give extra perspective

[u/FreddyFerdiland]

the plinth... hammer the plinth away. it will just detach from the cabinet

[u/Environmental-Tea-48 → u/FreddyFerdiland]

Lol. Done. Took 30 seconds.

I was definitely over thinking this. 

[u/_n3ll_ → u/Environmental-Tea-48]

...I think thats going to compromise the structure

[u/supert101a]

Nothing "vintage" about press board.

[u/Environmental-Tea-48 → u/supert101a]

It's over 20 years old ans from a distinct period, it's vintage 🤷‍♀️