Bought it at an antiques dealer in Mt Pleasant. Wasn’t in terrible shape, so a fun restoration. All original hardware except for the Tag, wheels and one door catch. We’ve researched and are pretty sure it’s from 1922. Having a great time finding accessories
This cabinet was purchased by a family member, I believe, in the early 40’s. It traveled from Norwalk, CT to Rochester, NY to Dallas, TX and back to Norwalk again. There are no markings on it to show the brand and the flour sifter is missing. All hardware is original.
It’s believed to be a one of a kind, offered but not sure if any others were ever made or sold. Main feature is a wet sink, that’s a feature in all my years and being around Hoosier Cabinets I never saw. I am not the owner but have the permission of the owners to post photos of this absolutely beautiful piece of Hoosier Cabinet History.
Just got this. Looking for any info on it as well.
Presented to be 1909/1910.
It has a serial number on the paper inside the left top door to the flour bin. (Serial 379797) HOOSIER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, New Castle, Indiana, U.S.A.
Flour bin is stamped (Pat. Feb 8, 1910)
Metal plate on front of slide out work surface reads: PAT MAY 15, 1906
Feel free to email if you can help with any info.
Beautiful, oak, rare 1899-1906. I have never seen one like it. It is shown in a 1906 Hoosier ad. Zinc pull out top and a breadboard. 55 wide. It also has zinc lining the right side, bottom cupboard.
It is white, looks to be circa 1923. It does not have it’s original flour bin or roll top closure but does have its original plate.
I found my cabinet at an antique mall and absolutely fell in love with it! I love that it’s not painted and has all the original working hardware. The textured glass is beautiful!
It has a number on the back Top that is 4058 white en, Black & Gold, the bottom cabinet says white en Black trim. It has two large doors with a flour ben/sifter in the top. The bottom has four drawers , one of them is tin lined , there is also a cutting board and two doors.
I found this beauty at la thrift store. The flour bin has been removed and the roll too was removed. Otherwise it’s in a great condition
Buying this for $50. So excited!! Don’t know anything about it though