Antique doll house dental cabinet with gabled roof

                  

  

          

  

What a rare and gorgeous find this is!  Made in the 1930s by American Cabinet Co. of Two Rivers, WI, this dental cabinet with all its nooks and crannies was one of approx. 300 made. It was made in the shape of a doll house to make children feel more comfortable while in the dentist's office. The American Cabinet Co. made two styles of these....one with a flat roof (made about 1925) and these with the gabled roof. There were only 25 gabled roof cabinets made and we were lucky enough to stumble on this one. 

Securely attached to its original columnar style base, it has a glass insert on the flat portion of its roof for sitting tools and trays. The top drawer is also glass lined for mixing powders and potions. Columns on the cabinet face serve as handles for the doors and drawers (8 drawers total).

Most drawers are metal lined which is original. One, however, has the original milk glass inserts which was also made by American Cabinet Co. The large compartment which is covered by a door also has its original milk glass shelves and inserts in place. 

Original metal manufacturer's tags are in place and in tact. They show it was made by American Cabinet Co. of Two River, WI with a serial number of 81844. 

Originally these had windows painted on the panels shown at the cabinet's front. However, years of use have removed much of the paint. We've elected NOT to restrore these areas and will leave that up to the new owners. 

This comes to us from the original owner who retired several years ago and is cleaning out their basement. It is exquisite and one of the favorites in our showroom!

  

     Item #CSH-0118.08ACDC                                              View Cart

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1950s Eames era craftsman child's rocker

 

 This mid-century rocker was hand crafted during the 1950s for a small child. 

 Made from plywood, it has been stored inside so wood is secure with no moisture damage. 

 Seat measures approx. 11" x 11"; sides have finger hold cutouts for ease of movement. 

Exceptionally sturdy with secure and tight joints. Paint is good and there is a faint remnant of a small stencil on face of back.

    Item #PR-042107.EECR

Our Price $39.00

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Shabby cottage painted rocking chair

 

 

 We really enjoy our little rocker like this. Made from oak, this guy has a caned seat and back with curved edges on both. This one has been painted with a flat white latex paint.

These typically have smaller seat areas and this one is no exception (measures approx. 18" across x 16 1/2" deep). The back is about 25" high x 13 1/4" across between side rails. Its smaller scale fits nicely into the bedroom or sewing area and its comfort is unsurpassed!

Joints on this are secure and tight....we found no wobble or places where joints had backed apart or separated. The caning is also complete and securely attached to the chair. 

Our research shows this style rocker was originally made in the mid-west during the 1870s -- 1880s. This cottage reproduction dates to the 1980s. 

   Item #PR-032406.OLR

Our Price $160.00                             VIEW CART 

 

9 drawer Eames Era pickled ash buffet dresser

This is soooo typical of the Eames Era! Dating back to 1949, this pickled ash dresser could be converted to a buffet with virtually no effort. 

As a buffet it has six drawers (3 on each side) with three smaller ones down the center. Smaller ones are perfect for silverware storage. Wider drawers easily accommodate linens or fine china.

 It has the original potmetal and bakelife handles (potmetal has a gold tone finish) and a separate wood framed mirror which can be hung seprately.

All drawers are dove tailed and securely jointed. Handles are also secure/solid with good finish and color--no breaks in the bakelite on this one! Finish on wood is superb with no water rings, stains or lifted areas. Has a beautiful golden patina.

Dresser measures approx. 60" in overall length x18" deep x 34" high.

Perfect for the Mid-Century Modern decor...whether it be in the dining area or bedroom.

 

      Item#PR-042107.EEAP

Our cost $247.00

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Arts & Crafts oak bentwood rocking chair c1800s

  

  

This beautifully oversized Arts & Crafts rocking chair is made from darkly stained oak. It has spindle style slats across back that set into the shaped frame. Bentwood arms flow gracefully from the back's frame to create a smooth and seamless line. Legs have a spool type detail. Best of all, this lovely craftsmanship is secure in its joints with no splits, cracks or breaks and no wobble. 

Oversized, the seat has an inside clearance of approx. 18" from side to side x 17" deep. The back is proportioned in accordance with the seat and has inside measurements of about 15 1/2" horizontally x 31" vertically. 

We can only imagine how many babies this wonderful old rocker has put to sleep. Its large size warrants a special place in the master suite. 

     Item # PR-121007.ACRC

Our Price $290.00                               View Cart

  

Eames era hall mirror with celluloid frame

 

 

 

 

  

 

This beauty dates to 1940-50s and was made to grace a parlor. Made with a natural colored celluloid frame, it measures approx. 36" horizontally x 24" vertically. Frame has lots of architectural detail and a nice gold stripe for accent! Glass appears to be original.

 Both frame and glass are in outstanding condition with no darkening or shadows on mirror. Glass has no nicks or cracks in it. Frame is equally nice with one tiny little star shaped break along the back portion of an outside edge. Overall the break appears to be about 1" in overall length. 

     Item #PR-112506.CLPM                                                                                                   View Cart

Our Price $265.00