Wasmuth-Endicott Kitchen Maid Antique Oak Hoosier Cabinet, Great Condition

  
Im not sure what year it was produced, but Wasmuth-Endicott was in business from 1911 until 1932, when Endicott left the company and it was renamed the Kitchen Maid Company. The tag on mine reads Kitchen Maid, Wasmuth-Endicott, Andrews, Ind. This oak cabinet is in great condition and has many features, including a pull down flour bin and sifter. They are rusty and not useable as such, but they are the original parts.

The tambour door rolls up to expose a cupboard area with two shelves and a spice shelf near the top left. The bottom drawer is metal (rusty from age), and the two top drawers are wood. The lower cabinet to the left has two shelves. The Hoosier measures 67H x 41W x (11D on the top cabinet, and 22D on the bottom cabinet).

The porcelain enameled work surface pulls out for working space. When I obtained this cabinet, the drawers and the upper cupboard had Contac paper lining, which I have not removed. FYI, we used this Hoosier as a cocktail bar in our dining room and it was great for liquor and glass storage, as well as being a lovely display piece with collectible liquor decanters on the top and porcelain shelf. These Hoosier workstations were a household staple and extremely popular until the 1940s, when built-in kitchen cabinets became popular. This is a really nice collectible and an attractive addition to any home.

The item "Wasmuth-Endicott Kitchen Maid Antique Oak Hoosier Cabinet, Great Condition" is in sale since Friday, November 03, 2017. This item is in the category "Antiques\Furniture\Cabinets & Cupboards\1900-1950". The seller is "tbear36" and is located in Roseburg, Oregon.

This item can't be shipped, the buyer must pick up the item.

• Sub-Style: American
• Type: Cabinet
• Material: Oak
• Height: 67
• Original/Reproduction: Original
• Width: 41
• Region of Origin: America
• Depth: 11.5
• Color: Medium Wood Tone
• Maker: Wasmuth-Endicott