L736 - Early North Carolina Pie Safe

often refered to as a meat safe. Southern Yellow pine throughout and could be cypress. Original finish with tall tapered legs. Picture framed molding 64"high, 40.5" wide, depth 29", legs 19"

Original paint, pinwheel & heart tins , great patina & surface 62.5 tall x 40 wide x 16.5 deepProvidence from Estate in Old Salem

fantastic folky pie safe with original screens. Blue painted with wooden pegs through out. original screens, original paint. Width 36", depth 18", height to top of gallery 49"

ca. 1850 one of the earliest pie safes. tall legs at 18" off the ground! North Hampton County, NC tapered leg pie safe with 8 crimped seemed tins. Made from cypress. Cypress is a North Carolina coasta

Southern Punched Tin Pie Safeattributed to North Carolina, late 19th century, southern yellow pine, applied beveled cornice, two hinged cabinet doors with three punched tins each, shelved interior, ea

Found locally in Guilford County North Carolina. Original first surface with original tins. Tall legs. Decorative cut out skirt with a nice folky look. An incredible fresh to the market discovery. wid

a very important pie safe discovered in the eastern part of North Carolina. Naïve punched tins with the initials JJ on each front tin. Side tins of a different geometric design. Each front tin has

discorvered in Eastern North Carolina. Very Naive construction ca. 1890 to 1910. original white paint. Very folky one door design. Tins are very naïve. 68"H, width of front 37.5", depth 17"

12 tin pie cupboard from a Guilford County estate. Having original surface very clean. Stands tall on 4 turned original feet. Tins are original. A great southern rare form for a pie safe. 76.5" high,

Circa 1830, North Carolina. Having a rectangular plank top above the case having two hinged doors each with three excellent punched tin panels along with three of the same pattern panels at each side.

Circa 1830, likely North Carolina. The piece having a nice plank top above the case having excellent punched tins at each side and the cabinet fronts. The piece is centered by a paneled door and rests

rare form, early. Southern, walnut and pine. Turned legs. At one time had screens possible even linen. Shelves are original and made short. From the estate of Quincy Scarborough. Total height to top o

18"H - Aumon pottery Jar with twisted handles. Ca. 1930.

Early pie safe, having cabinet doors, with wire screen panels, opening to interior shelves, above two drawers, paneled cabinet doors opening to interior shelf, rising on block legs height 75 in. x w

Early Pie Safe - Approx 60" x 55" x 19"

two drawer, inlay keyhole areas, carved apron, 31" tall, 26 1/2" wide, 20 1/2" deep.

ca. 1860 att. to Craven School. Randolph County, NC. 4"

6 unusual tins still in pie safe wood sides with initials M.J. in tins with stars, tins are 9 1/4" x 13 1/2" and one single tin in wood frame of a Federal Shield, the tin is 11" x 11 1/2", all tins ar

WALNUT AND YELLOW PINE. FOLK ART MADE CHEST OF DRAWERS. BRACKET FEET. LOSS TO LEFT SIDE. 48"x31.5"x18"

very early 1840 North Carolina arm chair pegged construction. Height 40" x 18" x 21"

EARLY NORTH CAROLINA TAP TABLE 28 X 28 X 28.5

EARLY NORTH CAROLINA BLACK DUCK. Oversized model in very weathered paint, some possibly the original. Some possible touch up. Structurally good with a typical mid-neck check. Attributed to Welton Walk

CIVIL WAR ERA

ca. 1890 miniature pitcher. 3" - alamance or randolph county