Step-Back Cupboard
BLUE PAINT...dry patina
First-half 19th century
New England
Pine
As depicted, a desirable provincial aesthetic...the open-top with two shelves resting on cleats affixed with clinched nails...the exposed original ship-lapped backboards in natural color have great patina. Lower case with a pair of simple board-doors hung on butt hinges. This one piece cupboard remains in a high state of originality. (Height: 73.75 inches; top section height: 40.75 inches; width: 50.75 inches; depth: 17.75 inches.)
$7,375
637-54
Corner Cupboard
Mid-Atlantic Region
Mahoganized Pine
Circa 1825
Corner cupboard...double case construction having broken-arch pediment above the arched glazed door enclosing an interior with three shelves fitted for cutlery and having grooved plate rails. The lower section with a pair of recessed paneled doors...the case with applied turned and split moldings raised on turned ball feet. (Height: 95 inches; width: 45 inches; depth: 26.5 inches.)
$4,250
556-40
Architectural Flat Wall-Cupboard
New England
18th Century
Soft gray period paint...great dry surface
The outstanding cyma-recta crown molding above the case with boldly beaded-corners; door with three beaded interior cleats hangs from period "H" hinges affixed by rose-head nails. It appears that the hinges were refreshed long ago during the cupboards early period of use; door opens to reveal three shelves and original red paint...terrific tool marks. This cupboard is designed to be installed with proper right side against wall. (Height: 74.125 inches; width: 32 inches; depth: 19.125 inches.)
$7,250
175-47
Paneled Step-Back Cupboard
Old paint...original "H" hinges
New England
18th Century
White Pine
A one-piece cupboard featuring paneled doors hung from original hinges; brass hardware appears to be original. The cupboard was long ago cleaned revealing original surface history...green paint. The interior with early 19th century thinning mustard paint over green. It appears that the cupboard may have lost a small molding at top with all else generally excellent. (Height: 81 inches; width: 65.5 inches; base depth: 18.75 inches; top depth: 9.5 inches.)
$7,250
740-2
Paint Decorated Jelly Cupboard
Anonymous
1st Half 19th Century
Poplar and white pine
The simple case raised on cutout feet features a pair of paneled doors within beaded molding that open to reveal three fixed shelves.
Dimensions: 60.5-inches high, 38-inches wide, 19-inches deep.
$5,850
201-267
Corner Cupboard
Pennsylvania
Circa 1800
Cherry
Dimensions: 92-inches high, 42-inches wide, 20.5-inches deep.
$11,250
295-31
Cupboard, Step Back
Pennsylvania
19th Century
Rare small size
The top case with two doors, each with six lights above lower section with single double-paneled door...the whole raised on outstanding applied bracket base. This piece is clean, small and has a wonderful dry surface. (Overall height: 79 inches; width: 47.75 inches; depth: 18.5 inches.)
$5,765
769-8
Small Hanging Cupboard
Dimensions: 23.25-inches high, 13.875-inches wide, 8.5-inches deep.
$3,195
348-192
Painted Server-Cupboard
Pennsylvania
1st Half 19th Century
The scalloped gallery above the case which is of mortis and tenon construction and features flat panels; two short drawers above a pair of conforming paneled doors...the whole raised on a molded base standing on turned turnip feet. This cupboard remains in excellent original condition with left proper side base molding restored; left proper rear foot extended and brasses are period replacements.
Dimensions: 51.5-inches high, 43.25-inches wide, 19-inches deep.
$5,850
201-268
New England Flat Wall-Cupboard
In Original Pumpkin Paint
Early 19th Century
As depicted, a flat wall cupboard...the picture-frame molding centering four recessed panel doors that open to reveal five interior shelves. Sides are also molded. Great color and surface quality; original hardware and turned wood door-pulls. Paint on left side thinning; we had one small ear of stile freshened with all else original and fine. (Height: 80 inches; width: 40.75 inches; depth: 18 inches.)
Price: $7,775
492-40
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