Description

A substantial turn-of-the-century solid fir cupboard salvaged from an early school in the Pacific Northwest. Dating to approximately 1890–1905, this impressive four-door cabinet retains its original stained finish and honest institutional character.

Built from old-growth fir, the cupboard features four raised-panel doors opening to generous shelving designed for organized storage. Its straightforward architecture reflects the durable craftsmanship demanded of public buildings during the late Victorian and early Edwardian periods.

The rich untouched surface, warm patina, and clean proportions make this an exceptionally versatile piece. Whether used as a pantry cupboard, library cabinet, office storage, or dining room centerpiece, it offers the scale and authenticity sought by today’s collectors and designers.

Original institutional cupboards with documented Pacific Northwest provenance are increasingly difficult to find, particularly examples that retain their original finish.

H: 61" L: 73" D: 15"