Share your favorites on Show & Tell
Post an item or

Primitive Pie Safe *Came out of an 1847 house*

In Furniture > Primitive Furniture > Show & Tell.
LauraJ27's items12 of 40Marbles? Are they old? Value? I need help? :O)Over 100 yr old windows with wavy glass
3
Love it
2
Like it

trunkmantrunkman loves this.
stonesfan1stonesfan1 likes this.
bkdavisbkdavis loves this.
cworkcwork likes this.
officialfuelofficialfuel loves this.
See 3 more
Add to collection

    Please create an account, or Log in here

    If you don't have an account, create one here.


    Create a Show & TellReport as inappropriate


    Posted 13 years ago

    Share

    LauraJ27
    (40 items)

    Comments? Thanks for looking!
    This is 71 inches H. It's the BIGGEST pie safe I've ever cam across. :)
    I'm so lucky to have found this!

    Laura J.

    logo
    Primitive Furniture
    See all
    A RARE 19TH C TURNED LEG 1 DRAWER SIDE TABLE IN THE BEST BOLDEST BIRDSEYE MAPLE
    A RARE 19TH C TURNED LEG 1 DRAWER S...
    $388
    RARE 19TH C PA JOINED BLANKET CHEST BEST ORIGINAL GRAINED BLACK & BROWN PAINT
    RARE 19TH C PA JOINED BLANKET CHEST...
    $280
    Large Antique New England Primitive Wood Firkin Bucket Old Blue Paint NO RESERVE
    Large Antique New England Primitive...
    $153
    Antique 18thC Handmade Primitive Carved Wood Wood Trencher Bowl NO RESERVE
    Antique 18thC Handmade Primitive Ca...
    $142
    logo
    A RARE 19TH C TURNED LEG 1 DRAWER SIDE TABLE IN THE BEST BOLDEST BIRDSEYE MAPLE
    A RARE 19TH C TURNED LEG 1 DRAWER S...
    $388
    See all

    Comments

    1. officialfuel officialfuel, 13 years ago
      Just wondering if your pie safe oak?

      Michael
    2. LauraJ27 LauraJ27, 13 years ago
      Thanks :) I'm not sure what it's made out of.
    3. LauraJ27 LauraJ27, 13 years ago
      :o) comments? value? date?
    4. scottvez scottvez, 13 years ago
      It is hard to date without seeing any details-- joints, hardware, wood, back of the piece, door panels, etc...

      The overall style would seem to indicate middle 1800s. But based on the screens and what appears to be narrow board backing-- it could be from the very late 1800s to the early part of the 20th century.

      Add some detailed photographs and I may be able to help.

      Scott

    Want to post a comment?

    Create an account or login in order to post a comment.