Southern Yellow Pine Hanging Wall Cupboard

Circa 1840, likely Georgia. The piece having an aggressively overhanging top above molding with two hinged doors at the case and divider freeze in between opening to shelves at interior. Paint is olde

Likely Georgia or South Carolina Piedmont. The piece having a molded crown above paneled doors which housed shelves within continuing down to a single long drawer and two paneled doors below housing a

Southern yellow pine wall hanging shelf. Great patina and surface. Height 16", length 16", width 10"

Southern Poplar Flat-Wall Cupboard19th century, Southern yellow pine secondary, one part form, applied cove molded cornice, to upper hinged paneled doors, shelved interior, over two side-by-side drawe

paint decorated with pitched top. Southern yellow pine. Great size. Height 39", width 28" with a overhang on top making it 33". Depth 14.5"

Old paint, square nail construction, Southern yellow pine with square nail and round nail construction. height 46", length 28" depth 11".

Southern Painted Stepback Flat Wall Cupboardmid-19th century, yellow pine, in blue-grey paint, one-part form, applied small molded cornice, open shelved upper cabinet, base with single double-paneled

late 19th century, two-part form, yellow pine, enhanced blue-green painted surface, upper cabinet with applied cove molded cornice, hinged panel doors with fixed shelf interior, lower cabinet with dry

Southern Late Federal Stepback Flat Wall Walnut CupboardNorth Carolina, early 19th century, yellow pine secondary, two-part form, upper case with applied cove molded cornice, two hinged doors with six

Savannah River Valley, possibly Perrysburg Township or Salzburg 18th century. cabinet having very early form with pegged and paneled construction. the cabinet is entirely constructed of yellow pine an

A 19th C. pine hanging wall cupboard with a single door revealing a shelved interior with two small drawers. 34-1/4 in tall x 26 in wide x 12 in deep. Provenance: From the Dr. Mead Shaffer Collection.

Primitive pine hanging open wall cupboard in old blue paint, square nail construction, no evidence of ever having a door, 34"X 21"W x 9.5"D

Early to mid 19th century, likely central Georgia. The piece having thick construction with three shelves and having pierced half moon cutout into side panels as a nice feature. Above lower case havin

American Southern yellow pine solid paneled door corner cupboard, with two pairs of paneled doors. 85 3/4" high, 46" wide, 33" deep. Condition: wear, losses.

Later 19th century, Britain. Having a single door with shelf within along with two tier dish holders at opposing side. W39" H27 1/2" D11 1/2" Sold from the collection of Mrs. Joanne Pirkle of Buckhead

18TH C. DIMINUTIVE PAINTED SOUTHERN YELLOW PINE FLOOR CUPBOARD. Set back with two blind doors over single blind door on base, fitted with interior shelving; the whole in old green paint, 63 1/4”

FROM WINSTON SALEM NC CA. 1800. YELLOW PINE HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD 40.5"36" 15" deep

Circa 1820. The tall piece having three drawers over two nicely paneled doors atop tapered legs. Peg construction throughout. Good sturdy condition. Likely Piedmont Georgia. H48 3/4" W49 1/4" D15 1/2"

Southern Chippendale Yellow Pine Corner Cupboardearly 19th century, one part form, rosehead nail construction, applied molded cornice, two upper hinged doors with eight window lights each, fixed shelf

Circa 1850. Brilliant folky form having star at upper center with pointed crown trimmed nicely over single hinged and paneled door resting on four legs. The blue surface presents itself nicely but is

Circa 1830, possibly Sumter County, South Carolina. The piece has a molded crown above three tiers of shelves with mortised and free rolling plate guards leading down to lowercase having a single hing

Circa 1830, likely Georgia. The piece having a handsome molded top above two shelves leading to lower case with single hinged door above a nicely shaped lower freeze. H78" D19" W39" Sold from the coll

Fitted interior with shelves and three drawers, 25"h x 24"w x 8"d.

Circa 1820. Discovered in Warren County, Georgia. Having a very striking form with interestingly joined case pegged and wrought nailed. The upper case having panels at the hinged doors with shelf at i