Small Cupboards
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Painted Dry Sink,

Turn of the century dry sink in original red paint, one board construction with square nails and original hardware, It is perfect size for displaying your wooden treenware! $595  *Sale: $395

Primitive small hanging cupboard from the midwest, late 1880's, all square nailed $325

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Vintage white medicine cabinet, with original glass and hardware $225

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Original Paint Small Chimney Cupboard
This a unique small size chimney cupboard from the East Coast, early 19th century with a original putty/brown paint over a green paint, board and batten door construction with rose head nails. Its just perfect for a small corner or entry way!
$750.00

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Primitive Pie Safe In original Red Paint
This is a true primitive piece, it is a wonderful Pie Safe circa mid 1800's, all square nailed with the original hardware and tins along with a lovely red paint! This originated out of the Mid West. It is a perfect size for a small TV or even for storage or display!
$1350

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Simply wonderful and hard to find all original hanging corner mustard cupboard, circa 18th century hanging corner cupboard has been scraped to original mustard paint, one board construction along with T-head nails and original hinges. This cupboard originates out the New England area. Bottom molding early replacement.
$895

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Unique Primitive Maine Wall Cupboard, circa 1880, one door cupboard with nice old original gray paint and wear. This cupboard would be great mounted on a wall or used on a table top. It has one door with the original cast iron latch and applied exterior hinges. The two board interior shelf is resting loose on cleats. Cupboard dates to the late 19th century and has a mix of round and square nails. Possibly made around 1880 from an early box or crate. You can see on the front where the old turning "keeper" was used at one time, see photo. Also visible is a square nail near the door. The cast iron latch is missing the inner spring closure mechanism as shown in photo. Paint has good wear and is the original paint, the left side unpainted. Charming primitive quality purchased recently here in Maine. Label on right side reads: "J. L. Staples, Sedgwick, Maine". Sedgwick is on the coast of Maine on the Blue Hill Peninsula in Penobscot Bay. This would make a great addition to anyone's collection, it also goes great w/ the 19th century single door jelly cupboard!
$595

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