Cupboards Items

Cupboards

"Cupboards have the unique function of both being ornamental and exciting in their design while creating a complementary display for fine pewter, china and other valued smalls. If there is a cupboard you are looking for and do not see, please call or email, we may not have cataloged it yet."

This example of a studio piece by George Nakashima is rectangular in form with dual sliding pandanus cloth doors.  The right interior bears four drawers, while the left side has two adjustable shelves. It rests on a vertically positioned two-board base.

This hanging cupboard bears the distinction of a fine Pennsylvania piece.  Retaining an old and desirable finish, this hanging cupboard has a cornice over a single paneled door with chamfered corners over a mid molding separating the door from two drawers with brass pulls over a nicely scalloped base.

A diminutive dutch cupboard with a nice cornice over duel glass 6-paned doors flanked by rat-tail hinges over two candle-drawers. The top steps back over a diminutive base with molded shelf over three drawers over two panel doors with original wooden pulls.  The cupboard sits on bracket feet with spurs. 

This is an important dutch cupboard with several significant architectural features.  The top has a bold cornice over duel glass 9-paned doors with blue paint in the interior flanked by rat-tail hinges and paneled sides with fluted corner columns. The top steps back over a broad base with molded shelf over three drawers over two raised panel doors separated by three drawers down the...

A simple paneled door, once used as a gameboard with brass pull and escutcheon masks an intricately partitioned interior of 41 differently sized compartments. Checkers is painted on the back and backgammon is subtly displayed on the front of the door.

A beautiful sideboard with highly grained mahogany veneer over a pine frame and tulip poplar drawer sides.  Line inlay provides accented decoration for each architectural component of the piece.  It has poplar and white pine secondary woods.

An exceptionally nice jelly cupboard with a scalloped backsplash and tiger maple lid.  It has two-paneled doors and turned Sheraton feet.

One of two known, this pewter press joins desirable architectural elements in perfect symmetry. A bold cornice sits above the top case with glass doors and fluted quarter columns.  A nice base molding joins the base to the top with a three-drawer arrangement over bold ogee feet.  Interestingly, the backboards and shelves are made of walnut.

Diminutive in size, this one-piece corner cupboard has many desirable architectural elements including vold applied cornice with carved diamond and matchstick type decoration, sunken panel doors and bracket feet.

This charming cupboard has a scalloped backsplash and tiger maple lid.  Has two-paneled doors and turned Sheraton feet.

Original blue, white and black paint. Has a nice cornice, single glass door with rat-tail hinges, a center molding over two-doors with rat-tail hinges over bracket feet.

Cupboard with bold cornice, raised panel door, rattail hinges and scalloped base.

Has scalloped aprons with carved circular holes, shaped sides, three shelves.