An absolutely striking oak cabinet
made during the late19th century in America by August
Cederstrand (28 SEP 1860 - Sweden, to 15 APR 1932 -
Minneapolis, MN).
Wife Ida Gustava Brooberg married August Cederstrand on 5
May 1888 Hennepin County Mpls. August worked as an architect
whose company built the General Mills Laboratories in
Minneapolis 1928 - 30.
August Cederstrand Company. Note last photo shows the stamp
on the back of the cabinet No. 48 1904
Extremely well made and heavy with wonderfully aged exterior
paint. Two raised panel cabinet doors on top and two on the
base. This is a two piece cabinet that is full of partitions
and cubicles in the interior.
Original paint in a soft mint green color with hints of
blue. Another unique and interesting facet of this cabinet
is the hardware. Top doors are sealed and locked with
an original Cremone Bolt system.
Lower doors seal nicely and have a sideways cabinet pull,
(I'm thinking added sometime later in life)
Approx. measurements:
Height: 83.75"
Width: 44.5"
Depth at base: 22"
Please be sure to have your questions answered prior to
making your purchase.
Thanks for looking.