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Tue, Sep 29, 09 at 22:21
| Or a Hoosier style cabinet? Or just an old cabinet?
I got it on Craigslist. There was a roll top in the middle part and two doors on the bottom, but they were missing when I bought it. One of the drawers is a metal bread box. It has a metal pull out surface above the 2 drawers. It was already painted, so I couldn't see any markings. The previous owner thinks it's from the early 1900s. Any info is appreciated! Thanks!
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| It's deja vu all over again! |
Here is a link that might be useful: Separated at birth or the same piece of furniture?
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| Wouldn't that be a bizarre coincidence? Right after I posted I did a search and saw that my mom posted my question 2 weeks ago. Oops. :) |
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| Too funny! |
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| Let's say "Hoosier-esque".. Would be nicer if the roll top and the doors weren't missing. |
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| Well, now you all got to see how sad it was to start with. It looks much better now. : ) |
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