VINTAGE 1800'S AMERICAN PINE CORNER CABINET

VINTAGE 1800'S AMERICAN PINE CORNER CABINET - 4 DOOR CABINET -UPPER TWO DOORS WITH WINDOW PANES-METAL HARDWARE - TWO DOORS ON BOTTOM WITH LATCH - 82 IN TALL X 42 WIDE AT ITS WIDEST POINT

American Paint Decorated Hanging Corner Cabinetcirca 1800, white pine, grain paint decoration, applied cornice, raised panel single hinged door, shelved interior, applied molding to stiles, V-corner b

19TH C AMERICAN PINE CORNER CABINET Height: 72 in. by Width: 55 in. by Depth: 25 in.

An American Pine Corner Cabinet   Early 19th Century Height 79 x width 43 inches. Property from the Estate of Lucia von Borosini Batten, sold to benefit the Albuquerque Museum Foundation Lucia vo

Antique American two-part corner cabinet with mullioned glass doors. [84" H x 43" W x 24 1/2" D]. Over all good condition.

CIRCA 1800 AMERICAN PINE CORNER HUTCH. HAD UPPER DOOR AT ONE TIME. Height: 78 in. by Width: 42 in. by Depth: 23 in.

American Pine Corner Cabinet 19th century Height 75 x width 41 x depth 15 1/2 inches Estimate $200-400 Property from the Estate of Patrick Henry Jr., Snowmass, Colorado

Pair of Early American-Style Polychromed Pine Corner Cabinets each with an overhanging cornice molding above an open upper portion with scalloped shelves, the base with a framed raised-panel door. h.

George III Mahogany Hanging Corner Cabinetcirca 1800, pine secondary, central hinged raised panel door with shaped butterfly shelves, stop-fluted stiles, backboards extend to create an upper shaped sh

Possibly William Craimer. The piece has a fine well carved and painted body mounted to what looks to be the panel of an early pine corner cabinet door. H16" W14" Sold from the collection of an Upcount

American, late 20th century. Large custom built three piece pine corner cabinet with projecting molded cornice over a pair of central arched and paneled doors enclosing an interior with two adjustable

Wonderful Early American country farmhouse corner hanging cabinet with wood fret single door. With square nail construction and does have one small Triangle shaped pane with small crack (see photos) o

American pine corner cupboard, 19th c., in two parts, upper section with glazed doors opening to two fixed shelves, sitting on a two door cabinet with single shelf, 75"h x 50"w x 30"d Provenance: From

AMERICAN FEDERAL PINE CORNER CUPBOARD, In two parts. Upper section with flat pediment over ogee molding and carved dentiling; pair cabinet doors divided by mullions into eight pairs each open to three

Large Pine 4 Door Corner Cabinet - 79 in tall x 43 x 20

American Country Hepplewhite Cherry Corner Cabinet, c.1800, broken arch cornice with carved flowerheads and flame finials over an arched glazed mullioned door, the lower section with a pair of frieze

One door, one drawer each,  cabinets measures each 21''x28 1/2''x16'', shows wear and one cabinet has chipped corner.  Marked on back side corner Made in Mexico.

A 20th C American pine wood open front hutch cabinet with upper plate rack and lower two door cabinet with iron hammered hinges and door pulls. The cabinet could be used in a corner or on a wall. The

American, 19th century, mixed woods including pine. Molded cornice, paneled door and late stenciled floral design on red ground. Interior shelves. Reconstruction, loose hinges. 42"h. 40"w. 17.5"d.

American Primitive Country Corner Cabinet in Wood. A charming and highly functional corner cabinet in wood, possibly pine. The two front drawers opens up to a spacious cavern, great for storage. On th

Nineteenth century, pine. Reworked and reconstructed with added lower shelf. 32"h. 26.25"w. 14"d. And takes a 19" corner.

Second quarter 19th century, pine. Case is dovetailed top and bottom, molded cornice, single panel door and base molding. Scraped down to old red. Wear and damage. 26.5"h. 28"w. 14.5"d.

Mid 19th century, pine and poplar. Molded cornice and two panel door. Refinished with edge wear and loss. 33"h. 25"w. 15.25"d.

Constructed of pine; wood shows wormholes associated with age. Interior painted grey at a later date. Top doors not present. Believed to date to the first half of the 19th century. Piece does not reta