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This spice cabinet was made from remnants of a crate. All of the drawers have hand lettering for each spice. A metal pull was attached to each drawer. You can still smell most of the spices that were in each drawer. On top of the cabinet are butter stamps, a sugar mold, and an early tin lantern. This cabinet was found in Michigan.
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this is such a great spice cabinet,do you ever sell any of your primitives?
Hello Dottie, yes, on occasion. What are you looking for? I will be selling some large painted cupboards, and many smalls in the near future.
thanks stepback, I'am interested in the smalls,like this spice cabinet or the one with the punched tin door