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Posted 10 years ago
kateriokeee
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I picked up this Kitchen Queen in Washington State . Not real sure what year it is, but it has the original frosted glass, hardware. It is equipped with a flour sifter, pie safe, lower bread cooling racks and a fully enclosed tin drawer with a perforated sliding lid. It also has the original spice jars.
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This is beyond cool! Does the front tray part slide in and out, or is it fixed? Was this like for a small pastry shop?
Hoosier Cabinet
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You lucky lady !!
Yes, it is a Hoosier cabinet. The counter top slides out for extra counter space.
To my knowledge, these cabinets were used in kitchens before cupboards and cabinets were built into kichens . I was told this was built around 1920.