Category: Hoosier Registry

It’s a 1932 just bought it at an antique shop in Littlestown Pa. I always wanted one and found this one.

 

Purchased in 1971 in Pennsylvania for $40.00.  Plan to ship it to North Carolina to my granddaughter..  It has all the parts, but I removed them as I’m using it as a desk until I get it shipped.  I think the back panel needs replacing, but the rest is in great shape.

I believe it’s from 1930s. The original color was green- it still has original paint. There is a cream colored stencil on the top doors. There is no flour sifter but there are two brackets in the upper cabinet where the softer normally goes.  The back piece indicates “Green”

My Napanee Dutch Cabinet belonged to my aunt who lived on Nelson Street in Lynn Massachusetts.   I believe she purchased it new in the 20’s.    I think it’s around 1924-27 based on images and advertising.   It came pretty much intact, only missing the Sugar bowl (though the lid was still there!) , the salt bowl, the coffee canister, the bread drawer cover, and the bottom pull out tray.   The paper is still there for the cookbook and extract areas.   I love and still use the flour bin! It has been a delight of many children helping me bake.   The finish is original, and the original roll up front still works.  Minor damages to the porcelain.  It’s one of my favorite things in my home!

My NAPANEE cabinet was originally white finish. It survived a house fire and the refinishers had to strip it. I’ve owned it since 1980 and I love it!!! I have 3 Hoosier cabinets and it is my favorite. I love the metal deep drawers with sliding covers. Could you date it’s manufacture ? 
Thanks for making functional and really great cabinets!!!

gail elkins

Got it from my aunt i believe its Seller 1935. Hope to find someone  who has similar as mine.

It seems to be the backing in the inside redone. But I actually know nothing about it I got it for free

This cabinet is dated 1937 and is all original. It includes a matching stool also. It was found In Hiawatha Kansas in the 1960’s in a barn.

My NAPANEE cabinet was originally white finish. It survived a house fire and the refinishers had to strip it. I’ve owned it since 1980 and I love it!!! I have 3 Hoosier cabinets and it is my favorite. I love the metal deep drawers with sliding covers. Could you date it’s manufacture ? 
Thanks for making functional and really great cabinets!!!

gail elkins

This Coppes Bros. & Zook cabinet was originally purchased by my grandfather, Ulysses S. Beach.  The original shipping label is still intact and legible on the back.  There is also a stenciled label which identifies the cabinet as a Model “4015 White.”  I assume that the “40” refers to the size of the cabinet since it is 40 inches wide, while the “15” may refer to some specific combination of features.  So far, however, I cannot find any Coppes catalog, literature or ad which refers to a Model 4015.  There is no built-in flour bin and no screw holes or other indication one was ever present.  The square Coppes Bros. badge just above the curtain/tambour suggests this unit was built between 1925 and 1930 (per the “Date Your Coppes Napanee Hoosier” page on this site).  Other than new casters the cabinet is still in original condition and now occupies a place of honor in the kitchen of my home (built in 1891 by my great-grandfather)