Cupboard-Hanging, Flared & Stepped Cornice,
Paneled Door, Molded Base Pennsylvania, circa 1800 - SOLD
pegged mortice and tenon joinery, small size cherry and poplar, original surface Wonderful surface, wrought iron hardware including hanging device, rose head nails

Featuring a stepped cornice of a raised-panel door and molded base. The interior features two original shelves; backboard is a single raised panel. It appears that this cupboard may have been used in a printing shop whereas the black patina seen at area of door-pull is ink; the interior also displays traces of ink in a wonderful-way. The ink is thin and limited to the lower half of door and stile…the area where a inked hand would normally close the door…looks great! The door pull, and swing latch are 19th century replacements; cupboard is worthy of upgrading to stylistically appropriate period hardware.
(Height: 27"; width: 18.75"; depth: 13")

Single Drop Leaf Table, Original Red Paint, Exquisitely and Delicately Turned Legs
Likely New Hampshire, Early 19th Century
Perfect as sofa table or against the wall, great color
Maple - SOLD

Antique Step Back Bucket Bench, Case of Shelves, Original Red Paint
New England, Early 19th Century
A scarcely encountered rarity of great utility - SOLD

Bucket Bench, Shaped Sides, Graduated Shelves, Plate Rail, Original Red Paint
Pennsylvania, 19th Century
Country form, function and great surface - SOLD

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