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SIX TIN COUNTRY PIE SAFE. Retaining its early-untouched “as-found
summerhouse” surfaces and condition. Mid-19th Century, softwood,
square nail construction, with six original punched tin panels on two doors. The
sage green paint is 19th Century, alligatored and grungy, over an
early tobacco brown that is still seen on interior, top and left side. Probable
Ohio origin. 39 ¼” wide x 14 ¼” deep x 44 ¾” high.
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NEW YORK STATE SCREENED PIE SAFE. These small country pie safes with high, wonderfully turned legs come up on rare occasion in the central NY State area, and tradition states that they were made in Eaton, NY from about the 1850s to the 1870s. This is one very fine example of an Eaton, NY pie safe, in strong original sky blue paint, original removable adjustable shelves, and with replaced screening, ready to go. Softwood, maple, square nail construction. It is becoming extremely hard to find these regional pieces of furniture, let alone one in as good of condition as this one. 31” wide x 16” deep x 44 ½” high. SOLD Contact us for more information
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CENTURY STEPBACK CUPBOARD IN NICE SMALL SIZE.
Standing
80 1/2“ tall and only 36 ¼” wide, this painted country stepback
cupboard will fit in many places normal larger pieces will not.
Of one piece, the top section is comprised of four shelves behind a
six–pane single door, over one divided drawer, over an 8” work surface and
double cabinet doors below. 19 ½” max depth at base.
Softwood, square nail construction, in original mustard grain painted
surface, and standing on four black- painted turned feet. American,
Mid-Atlantic, circa 1870-80.
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PENNSYLVANIA PAINT DECORATED CORNER CUPBOARD. Hanover, York County, PA attributed to Rupp family*, circa 1840. Two piece, softwood, in original red and umber feather decoration, the top section with a pair of arched 8-light doors flanked by acorn-ended half columns, over three dovetailed drawers, over two paneled cupboard doors, all sitting on turned ball feet. The interior painted a blue gray over soldier blue, with scallop shaped shelves and spoon notches. 84" high (7') x 36" corner (54" across face). $8500.00
*From a house near Hanover, York County, PA, this beautiful 1840's cupboard is in the hallmark form and original painted decoration of John Rupp (b. 1801), local York County cabinetmaker and decorator of the 1830s-1870 period. In fact, the cupboard contained deeds and documents indicating that it descended directly in the Rupp Family. All is original save for quality brass rosette knob replacements. |
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EXUBERANTLY PAINTED PENNSYLVANIA SOFTWOOD CORNER CUPBOARD in original paint decoration, two-piece, with a single 12-pane door over two paneled doors. Measures 82” high with an approx. 47” face width (takes a 35” corner counting the 3” projecting cornice). Painted decoration is folk rendition of crotch burls and tiger stripe pattern, in vivid red-oranges. Excellent untouched original condition and integrity. Dauphin County, PA circa 1840. $11,500.00 |
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