Early American Painted Cupboard

Early American Painted Wood Cupboardearly 19th century68 1/4 x 39 x 14 inches

Mid 19th C, original paint, later decoration, 1 interior shelf has been removed, cut nails, pine, mid Atlantic, missing one pice molding on bottom trim 68.5 tall x 45 wide x 20.5 deep

Description: This lot includes an early American painted pine standing cupboard. Paint appears to date to the turn of the century, possibly earlier.Condition: Minor surface ware associated with age an

Early American country farmhouse red painted storage cupboard or pantry. Having recessed paneled doors, stationary fitted interior shelves, scalloped bottom and small crown molded top as shown. Measur

Early 19th Century, with a scalloped base, two low paneled doors, below two arched glazed doors, the body painted black, the doors are unpainted. Dimensions:47" W x 24" D x 79" H. Provenance:

early 19th century, one part form, white pine, red wash, applied cove molded cornice, two hinged panel doors, with fixed shelf interior, lower cabinet with repeating hinged door design, raised on boot

Early jelly cupboard. Original painted surface. American, mid 19th century.H 37-1/4" W 34" D 12-3/4"Condition: Excellent condition with minor imperfections.Link to Hi-Res Images: https://www.dropbox.c

AMERICAN SHAKER-TYPE PAINTED PINE CHIMNEY CUPBOARD, single plank door concealing five fixed shelves, flanked by solid ends, raised on a cut-out base. Retains an early, possibly original, mustard-paint

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE FLAT-WALL CUPBOARD, one--piece form, four hinged doors concealing fixed interior shelves, half-moon cut-outs on the ends. Retains an early, possibly original, blue painte

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED PINE FLAT-WALL CUPBOARD, one-piece form, two hinged doors concealing fixed interior shelves. Retains early, possibly original blue painted surface. Mid 19th century. 73" H, 46

American, 18th Century. Pine with stepped cornice, two-board door, four cock-beaded shelves, and slight rise to bracket base. Early wood pin construction. Old blue over red paint. 64”h. 48&rdquo

American, 20th Century. Pine. In the early 19th Century style assembled from old wood. Top with three shelves, base with two single-panel doors, shaped apron and simple feet. Mellow reddish brown pain

American, late 19th-early 20th century, mixed woods. Two-pane door flanked by columns, the interior with a shelf and cubby holes, and with an old brown-painted surface. 20.5" high, 18" wide, requires

American (New England, attributed to Hudson River Valley), late 18th – early 19th Century. Pine scraped down to old, possibly original, blue over red paint; the molded cornice above an open ste

AMERICAN PAINT-DECORATED PINE MINIATURE / CHILD'S STEPBACK CUPBOARD,retains likely original faux-grain painted surface and porcelain knobs.Fourth quarter 19th/early 20th century.27" H. Provenance: Pro

early 19th Century, probably maple, painted with reddish brown and vertical black brush strokes simulating wood grain, dovetailed backboards h. 54 w. 58 d. 16 in. Provenance: historic Scofield Dairy F

AMERICAN FOLK / TRAMP ART HANGING CUPBOARD,featuring two hinged doors concealing one fixed shelf, with wallpaper lining, with key. Retains likely original gilt-painted surface.Late 19th/early 20th cen

Two early American carved and painted trenchers.19th century. Good early paint. Larger: H 5-1/4", L 19-3/8", D 13-3/4". Smaller: H 4-1/4", L 18-1/4", D 10-1/2"/

Early American Painted Wood Windsor Armchairlate 18th century46 x 26 x 23 inches

Antique Early American Painted Trunk, Hinged Double Top, All Original, 19"h x 72"w x 18"d

DESCRIPTION: 19th century log drum. Black painted wood frame with two red symbols. Animal skin stretched over frame. Drum surface is painted with red and black geometric target. Drum surface bound wit

Early American painted tin America clockwork floor train, 8 1/2'' l.

I love the minty green paint on this early American footstool. An array of uses come to mind. Obviously, as a stool but also for towels by a bath or for plants in your sunroom! DIMENSIONS 16ʺW &#

circa 1868 Thomas Atkison 39 1/2 inches wide; 18 inches deep; 22 1/2 inches high