PRIMITIVE Cabinet ANTIQUE Country STEPBACK CUPBOARD
Genuine c 1750 Virginia Walnut Original Glass
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USD 4,999.00 |
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USD 4,999.00 |
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Monday, September 29, 2008 |
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Wednesday, October 29, 2008 |
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Gordonsville |
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Roll your mouse over each thumbnail to enlarge that image This is a genuine Virginia made artisan workbench step back cupboard from the late 1700's. The eight paned glass fronted top may have been a slightly later addition to the bottom cupboard but both were made of Virginia walnut and crafted by hand. Many, if not all, of the glass panes in the top half are original old glass. Note the bubbles in the upper right pane and the waves and imperfections in the rest. The cupboard top was originally designed with five shelves with about 6 inches between them but a later craftsman reduced that number to two and filled in the shelf slots that supported the missing shelves. Below the glass doors are three paneled doors. The leftmost paneled door is hinged on the left, the middle is hinged on the bottom with a working lock and key. The key is surely not original but the locks are original. The cupboard top appears to have been painted at an early date perhaps to cover signs of use. There are three signatures on the left interior of the center compartment. These names are Miriam Thompson, W. Chapin Meigs and Bessie H. Barnett. The exterior of the top was painted to match the bottom. This is the original early paint. The unpainted bottom cabinet is constructed with through-mortise-and-tenon joinery, through-mortised paneled doors and hand made nails. Besides a few later additions, this magnificent Colonial Virginia piece is original in every respect. PART NUMBER: TOC881 Shipping Service Used: UPS Freight * Item Name -: PRIMITIVE Cabinet ANTIQUE Country STEPBACK CUPBOARD * Time Period -: Late 1700's * Type of Material -: Walnut Wood * Country of Origin -: USA Virginia * Type of Furniture -: Cabinet Cupboard * Dimensions -: 94 inches tall, top 47.5 inches wide, 10 inches deep, 48 inches high, bottom 48.75 inches wide, 26 inches deep, 46 inches high. Left top compartment, 2 shelves 15 inches x 13 inches, center top compartment, 21 inches x 13 inches, right top compartment with cubbies 9 inches x 13 inches As the pieces that we sell are unique furniture and antiques, they often need special packing and shipping arrangements. From the moment we receive payment for the piece we start working on getting the piece ready and arranging shipping, but in some cases it can take up to 15 business days before the piece actually ships. It is vitally important to us and you that the piece gets to you in perfect condition. We pride ourselves on our communication and will keep you updated and informed as to the status of your shipment at every stage. United States Buyers: This piece will ship to customers in the United States using the following service: UPS Freight United States USD 0.00 Canada USD 500.00 Handling Fee:$0.00 We ship worldwide! International Buyers: We are very happy to ship these one of a kind pieces to international buyers. Depending on the buyer's location and preferred method of shipping, there are many options and costs may vary. We ask that international buyers should email us at information@theoddchest.com, and we will work with you to provide the right shipping quote based on your needs. Pickups: Yes! We do allow pickups from our location in Gordonsville, VA. However all pickups must be made within 30 days of the end of the transaction or we reserve the right to charge storage fees for the piece, unless otherwise arranged. How do we pack these beautiful one of a kind pieces? See below to find out Yes - We do accept returns, and offer a 100% money back guarantee! If you don't like the piece... You must notify us within 7 days of receipt of the piece. All return shipping costs are your responsibility. In the unlikely event that... The piece arrives damaged You must email us photos of the item in it's arrived condition including the packaging material. We will then work with you on any refund / insurance claims. We have misrepresented the piece or it's condition We will ship the item back to us at our own expense. There is a manufacturer's defect We will accept the piece back within one year of purchase. If you have any questions about the piece, our return policies or any other policy - Please email us at information@theoddchest.com The Odd Chest accepts the following forms of payment: PayPal Visa MasterCard American Express Money Order Cashier's Check Personal Check PayPal is the only accepted form of payment for international buyers. Payment must be made within 3 days of the end of auction / fixed price listing. We may hold personal checks for up to three weeks for clearance before shipping the piece. Hi, I am Shirley Mawyer, the owner of The Odd Chest. Based in Gordonsville, Virginia, We sell English antique furniture, which comes directly from estates in the United Kingdom. I started buying English antiques from some friends in the UK and looking for outlets, such as antique malls. After a while, shop space came available in town and The Odd Chest opened for business. Soon, my friends Myrtle and Sally came on board. Both of them are antique and collectible specialists. Collectively, the three of us have nearly fifty years experience buying and selling valuable antiques and decorative collectibles.Over time we have developed a wonderful group of customers and friends, who drop in often to browse and join us for spot of tea, while shopping for their newest family heirloom. And an heirloom is truly what you'll find here. Each wardrobe, chest or cabinet I select is chosen for both it's beauty and it's durability. Unlike today's pressboard and stapled pieces, furniture from The Odd Chest is very often handmade by English craftsmen. Each piece of The Odd Chest furniture is solidly constructed from oak, mahogany, English walnut or other woods. Most of The Odd Chest pieces date from 1850 to 1940. Our shop has a real old world atmosphere of warmth and hospitality. If you are ever in the Gordonsville area, please stop in for a cup of piping hot P.G. Tipps, genuine English tea. It will be treat to have you visit. Tell us you found us on the web and you will receive VIP treatment and special pricing on any purchases. If you are too far away to drop in for a cup of tea, we still want to send you some of The Odd Chest hospitality. Your heirloom piece will be shipped along with your own box of P.G. Tipps, the famous English tea. Try a piping hot cup, and you'll never drink American tea again! Every piece we ship is professionally packed with utmost care. 1. We build the base of the crate and place the piece on the crate. 2. We fill all cavities with bubble-wrap. 3. We place bubble-wrap and other supportive and protective materials around the piece and then pallet wrap it. 4. 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