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Sun, Dec 26, 10 at 21:59
| I recently purchased an old Wilson Hoosier cabinet and it has a copper counter. I have done research on these cabinets and have yet to find them with copper counters mostly enamel. I'm in hopes someone out there can help clarify if they were made like that back in the day. Your help is appreciated. |
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| I also have never seeh nor heard of an original copper counter. Most likely the original porcelain was chopped and was replaced with copper. Linda C |
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