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Great find!
TonyC's idea is my first thought, just leave it as part of the whole antique appearance.
Beyond that, the defect cleanout and prep, then a patch install would be the next logical step. Disassembly and patching from behind would be the ideal, but most challenging. Only thing I can add is maybe scavenge a fill piece from somewhere in the back so you have a piece of wood with the same finish and general grain pattern.
TonyC's idea is my first thought, just leave it as part of the whole antique appearance.
Beyond that, the defect cleanout and prep, then a patch install would be the next logical step. Disassembly and patching from behind would be the ideal, but most challenging. Only thing I can add is maybe scavenge a fill piece from somewhere in the back so you have a piece of wood with the same finish and general grain pattern.
