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Early Pie Safe With Tin Panelled Doors
EARLY PIE SAFE WITH TIN PANELLED DOORS
American Antiques - David Schorsch & Eileen Smiles - Areas of Expertise include Americana in the Folk Tradition: Americana Antique Paint Decorated Furniture - Piesafe
Pie Safe, Southern, circa 1880
Ten Tin Walnut And Poplar Pie Safe,
Ten-tin walnut and poplar pie safe,
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A pie safe in blue paint with 12 tins, featuring the profile of Andrew Jackson, the owner’s name, “Hero! of Orleans,” and more, sold for $102,500 (no buyer’s premium charged) at the July 19 sale by Nicely’s Auction in Clifton Forge, Virginia.The pie safe was made by Matthew S. Kahle (1800-1869), a Pennsylvania-born cabinetmaker of Lexington, Virginia, sometime between 1824 and 1828. (Lexington is about 30 miles from Clifton Forge, Virginia.) The tinsmith was Lond
Russell County, Virginia, Pie Safe,
Russell County, Virginia, pie safe, dovetailed and scalloped back panel above tow broadly dovetailed drawers, front and sides with circular and star punched tins, side tins, frame-and-panel back with 2 chamfered panels, 51 h. x 63 W. x 21 D.
Painted Pine Pie Safe, Mid 19th C., With Punche
Painted pine pie safe, mid 19th c., with punched tin panels, retaining an old scrubbed blue surface, 63'' h., 39 1/4'' w.
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1800's New England Cherry 12 punched tin Pie Safe Sold North Bayshore Antiques
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