R290875

19th Century Pine & Black Walnut Apothecary Cabinet

$2,800

SOLD

A classic example of an antique apothecary cabinet, also frequently used as a library card catalog or seed counter. These cabinets were staples in pharmacies and institutions throughout the late 19th and early 20th centuries for organized, small item storage. It is made of pine and black walnut with twelve drawers, each with cast iron pulls with glass label slots. Good condition with some marks and writing in the drawers.

Inventory no.

R290875

Availability

Sold

Location

Scranton warehouse

Sold as

Single

Dimensions

39 in. W x 41.75 in. H x 12.25 in. D, drawers 9 in. W x 5.25 in. H x 10 in. D

Width (in.)

39

Height (in.)

41.75

Depth (in.)

12.25

Finish

Black

Composition

Cast iron, Glass, Walnut, Pine

Color

Clear, Dark wood tone

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