EARLY to MID 20TH CENTURY AMERICAN FOLK ART, NEW ENGLAND PRIMITIVE, DEPRESSION ERA, PRE to POST WWII, CIRCA 1934-1956, REPURPOSED DRY GREEN PAINTED CLICQUOT SODA, DIVIDED INTERIOR, THREE DRAWER WOOD BOX CRATE, with AFFIXED 

METAL 'OIL HERE' BUBBLE TAG FASTENED to TOP FRONT of HOMEMADE CABINET

[The repurposed vintage soda wood box shipping crate appears to be missing a single drawer. It is being sold as it was found in a northern New Hampshire rural estate, where it was removed from a workshop in a garage. Great paint and a great look.]

(Circa 1934-1956)

Early to mid-20th century American folk art, New England primitive, Depression era, vintage repurposed wood box soda advertising crates, made into storage cabinets, free-standing & wall-mounted cubbies

DIMENSIONS:

19 ¾" Height x 13 ¾" Width x 9 ½" Depth 

Weight: 11 lbs. 9 oz.

DESCRIPTION:

The repurposed vintage soda wood box shipping crate appears to be missing a single drawer. It is being sold as it was found in a northern New Hampshire rural estate, where it was removed from a workshop in a garage. Great paint and a great look.

 

CONDITION:

Fair to Good overall vintage condition.