c. 1909 Diamond Dyes General Store Cabinet

A Diamond Dyes general store display cabinet with decorated metal door panel. 30in tall x 23in wide x 10in deep. | Local and NYC curbside delivery details and international third-party shipper recomme

Antique Diamond Dyes display cabinet with litho to the door. 23"w x 10"d x 30"h

Diamond Dyes Double Tin Door "Mansion" General Store Cabinet, "The Standard Package Dyes of the World", 24.5"x15.5"x8.75"

General Store Diamond Dyes Cabinet 30 1/8"H, 23" x 10 1/4"

Country Store Dye Cabinet, Diamond Dyes "Washer Woman", c.1910 ash case w/newer litho on tin door panel, sliding doors & back, Exc cond w/some interior wood cubbies missing, 30"H x 23"W x 10"D.

Some discoloring and moderate nicking. Includes sliding back doors, shelves, and most dividers. Condition (Very Good). Size 23-3/4'' x 30-1/2'' x 10''.

Diamond Dyes Store Cabinet. Burlington, VT: Wells and Richardson Co., ca. 1900s. Wood cabinet with an embossed tin door advertising Diamond Dyes. Sliding doors on verso. Includes original advertisemen

This Diamond Dyes country store cabinet is all original with the original two sliding back doors and a complete shelf interior. The front tin sign is in condition 6.0, showing areas of oxidation and s

Antique Diamond Dyes Store Display Cabinet. Oak case with tin litho panel that depicts the progression of life of a woman. 30"h. x 23"w. x 10"d.

The country store merchant's cabinet with colorful lithographed tin sign depicting Victorian children with ribbons tethering a balloon with date of 1908 and signed 'Copyright United States and Canada,

C. 1900 Diamond Dyes cabinet. Some original dye packets. 18 1/2" x 6 1/2" x 16".

Exhibits strong colors. There is some mild paint nicks and scrapes to the sign and some finish loss to the wood. Condition (Very Good). Size 24-1/2'' x 15'' x 9''.

Diamond Dyes shopkeepers country store display cabinet. "Standard package dyes of the world". Embossed and painted tin front and wooden cabinet. Very good condition. Measures 15" x 9" x 24".

Rare monumental Sherer-Gillett Co. general store countertop - used for the merchandising and storage of seeds, grains, and other items bought in bulk. Solid oak construction, with (23) drawers of vary

An early country store Diamond Dyes cabinet showing the front embossed tin sign, referred to as the "Mansion's Edition" with kids playing in the front yard. CONDITION: Shows original finish to the oak

This is an early country store Diamond Dyes cabinet, with embossed tin front and oak constructed case, with original back door and interior. CONDITION: Shows some paint flaking to the front embossed t

Country Store Diamond Dyes Cabinet, "Court Jester", tin litho in poplar case w/interior pigeon holes & hinged back panels, Good+ cond w/wear & oxidation to litho, 27"H x 21"W x 10"D.

Advertising cabinet. Wells and Richardson Company 1911. Country store cabinet in oak with original chromolithographed tin in door, opens to reveals seven rows of eight cubby holes, reverse with two sl

A country store dye cabinet with tin lithographed advertising on the customer side, "The Best For All Domestic and Fancy Dyeing"; the storekeeper side is fitted with two hinged doors opening to a divi

15" x 8.5"x 24.5" Early wood country store / hardware store display cabinet with an opening door and latch on each side of the cabinet. Each door has a metal embossed Diamond Dyes advertising sign wit

American counter-top spool cabinet, late 19th c., rectangular case fitted with three drawers, porcelain pulls, approx 9.25"h, 22"w, 16"d **Provenance: purchased by consignor as from a general store in

Country store framed advertising panel, Diamond Dyes "Children with the Balloon", litho on embossed tin in wood frame, by Wells & Richardson Co., c.1908, VG+ cond, 22.5"H x 14"W.

c1920-30s Putnam Dye Cabinet Full of Period Dye Packets - lift lid with graphic of General Putnam on horseback being chased by British redcoats, pigeon holes and packets of dye are labeled correctly a

The exceptional Model 106 - B on oak six-drawer cabinet with bombe' base was sold by Alfred Callahan of Kansas City, Missouri to George C. Rissler for his two-story General Merchandise store in Buckne