Virginia pierced tin pie safe in old paint, 1830-1850, pinned construction, with star pattern

Pierced tin pie safe with layers of old paint, having 1 drawer over 2 pierced tin doors each decorated with a star, on a high cutout base. Circa 1850. Paint chips, one loose hinge, otherwise good cond

Pennsylvania,Early 19th Century Two door cabinet decorated with twelve geometric star pattern punched tin panels, finished in old blue paint. Wood 48" tall x 42" wide x 18" deep, Fresh from a Barringt

Poplar 16 tin pie safe in old red paint, has a gallery, unusual arrangement of tins on the sides, tins have stars, columns, and buntings in design, square nailed construction, 61"H x 47.5"W x 24.5"D

Mid-19th century pine 16-tin southern pie safe with unusual star and butterfly tins, original old dark patina, square nail construction, old oyster paint interior, 63"T x 40.5"W x 17"D

A 19th century Ohio pie safe. Walnut construction with two dovetailed drawers and two doors, each having three pierced tins with star design, on a shaped cut-out base. Old Blue/Gray painted finish wit

Mid 19th century, pine. End and doors with three pinwheel punched tin panels, tall legs and old worn blue paint. Square nail construction. Paint wear, rust damage to tins, age splits and loss. 54.5"h.

Walnut 16 tin pie safe with drawer, old original grungy surface, pinwheel tins with commas, all wooden pinned and square nail construction, cornice is dentil molded, 4 horizontal board back that are r

Mid 19th century, poplar and pine. Old worn brown repaint, and square post corners ending in short tapered legs. Three punched tins on end and two doors have eagles and stars with old tan paint. Split

46" x 16.5" x 49" tall - great early piece of americana.

ROCKINGHAM CO, SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, PUNCHED-TIN-PANELED PAINT-DECORATED YELLOW PINE AND POPLAR PIE / FOOD SAFE, twelve-tins, the rectangular one-board top with applied edge molding over two

WYTHE CO., VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, WALNUT PUNCHED-TIN-PANELLED FOOD / PIE SAFE, rectangular top with applied cut-out gallery, above two nailed drawers and two doors, each with a large applied tin panel co

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

Circa 1850. Walnut with elaborate folky scalloped backsplash. Having two dovetailed drawers (poplar secondary), above two doors with matching center panel, each with two pierced tin punched tin panels

Appears to be missing the original drawer. Great original painted & dry surfaces. Very well made. 16.5" wide x 8" deep x 28" tall

Large East Tennessee sideboard form pie safe, walnut primary and poplar secondary. Consisting of a plain overhanging top above three dovetailed drawers with turned pulls, above three doors, each have

Loon, Mark McNair, Craddockville, Virginia. A spring plumage bird with carved eyes. Finely carved bill detail and carved shoulders. A very intricate paint pattern on back. "McNair" is carved in unders

Awesome mustard paint, screen doors and sides. Pat 1872, one of a kind piece. 80 tall x 30.5

Dating from 1934, the rarest of the Arbogast metal baits, featuring a distinctive musky paint pattern with red tipped belly fins, 2 3/4" body, pressed eyes, scale detail, and "Fred Arbogast Akron, O"

East Tennessee, Hawkins Co., blue painted pie safe, poplar and yellow pine. Two dovetailed drawers with wooden pulls, punched tin lower doors and sides. Each of the eight (8) tins with a column and ar

Circa 1860. Having a rectangular top over two hinged punched tin doors with original tin in the doors and the sides of the case all over a single lower drawer resting on square legs. H58" D17 1/2" W40

52" wide x 17" deep x 53" tall - great original finish, square nail construction, thick boards and appears refinished years ago.

Wonderful dry surface. Screens were replaced many ages ago with wood. Paint appears solid. Overall size is 51" wide x 17.5" deep x 52" tall

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 blue-painted pine cupboard North Carolina, circa 1850 Flat molded cornice, over two paneled doors, revealing two shelves, with paneled sides, on molded and scalloped base, retaining old blue paint.