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Posted 11 years ago
sarahoff
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This lovely cupboard was handed down from my grandmother, my moms mom. I'm hoping someone can give me an idea of the style and era this cupboard was made.
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Lovely cupboard, it has some unique joinery, perhaps fljr can fill in the blanks.
Could you provide a larger more detailed photo, these are too small. You should post one of the back as fljr is going to ask for it anyways :-)
I need to clean the cabinet out first which is a task thats been put off for way too long. Sunday project:)
I have never seen anything like that one, at least I don't remember seeing one.
I would like to see more photos also. The wood on the door doesn't seem to match the cabinet, looks more primitive. I'll wait for the photos.
What is a Chimney cupboard?
Thats a good question Tom, I just always assumed it referred to the shape of the cupboard. I guess the original ones were made to fill up the narrow wasted space next to the fireplace. Thanks for the tip Phil!!
Phil, I do believe you hit the nail on the head with this one!!
It is and Eastlake Cabinet.
I was leaning towards Estlake as well, but the door is so unusual. Perhaps someone just put their own spin on the Eastlake style, or it's a marriage.
I too thought it was Eastlake, except for the door. My first guess is it may of had a glass door on it.
Thank you all for the love:)
Love it you have an awesome collection and a great eye.
Thank you so much Caperkid for the kind comment:)
Yes, No and certainly maybe. The pictures are far to small to see much. I would agree it is "Eastlake Style" but not Eastlake. The joinery doesn't appear to live up to their standards. I would guess this may have been made by a small local shop or craftsman. I would also guess the doors are original and were never glass. I say that because I believe it is a jelly cupboard which probably also stored other canned goods in glass jars. I remember growing up certain things were always stored in the dark.