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1800s Pine Corner Cupboard 2 Piece Open Top

Name: 1800s Pine Corner Cupboard 2 Piece Open Top
SKU: RHL-10211-1
Price: 1695.00 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

$1,695.00

1800s Pine Corner Cupboard 2 Piece Open Top specifications:

Age: Estimated 1870’s

Region: The information that came with the cupboard states it was from Coinjock, NC, in Currituck County. (on the outer banks near the Virginia border).

Approx. Dimensions:

46″ wide at the widest point (outside points of crown molding)

The base is 31″ Tall, The cabinet is 81″ tall overall.

Each side measures 24″, 30″ to the projected back corner ( if the sides of the cabinet actually intersected at the corner).

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SKU: RHL-10211-1 Categories: Other Antiques (Not-Asian), Our Newest Pieces in stock Tag: Vintage Brass Fireplace Fender

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1800s Pine Corner Cupboard 2 Piece Open Top.

This Piece is on Temporary Hold

This sale is for a very nice antique primitive 1800’s pine Corner Cupboard.

The upper section of the cabinet is open with very nice scrollwork around the sides and top of the opening.

There are 3 shelves with fancy-shaped front edges, each with routed plate slots on the backsides. The top of the upper section has a nice crown molding.

The lower section of this 1800s Pine Corner Cupboard has a pair of flat panel doors with mortise and tenon frames. The doors have hand planed edges around the panel on the inside. Each door has a round wood knob. There is a lock on one of the doors, but we do not have a key so we do not know if the lock functions. As can be seen in the photos, there has been some minor repair on the lower section of the right stile of the right door.

One unusual feature of this primitive cabinet is the carved wood goat head that swivels and keeps the doors closed. We feel this is very old but probably was added after the piece was built.

There is a single fixed shelf inside the lower section. A simple base with a rounded over top runs around the cabinet, The front section of the base is cut out with rounded corners.

The backs of the upper and lower section are made from random-width vertical pine planks. Many of the original, large hand-wrought nails can be seen.

The outside of the cabinet has a reddish-brown finish that appears to be original to the piece. You can see where there had been a narrow molding that was attached to the base and kept the top in alignment. That molding is missing and at a more recent time, a quarter-round molding was added to the top of the lower section, which now aligns the top.