Hoosier Cabinets

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This thing was a beast! I had to strip year's of paint off of it (as you can see from the pictures, it was a mess!!), but I was able to bring it back to it's original color, use the orginial hardware and also make it functional again. All of the hard work was worth it in the end!!

Can you guess how much this oak Hoosier cabinet is worth? Search the appraisal archive on the lower right to find more Hooisers and other antiques values. Ever since the early 1900s the Hoosier cabinet has been one the most favored piece of...

Late 1800s and early 1900s houses rarely had built-in cabinetry, and as family size began to grow, the kitchen was increasingly becoming one of the most important rooms in the house.

This mixed-wood I-X-L is nicely-refinished in a medium red-brown stain and features a cream and mint-green-edged enamel top. The etched glass up top gives it a classic look and it has lots of great-looking, original hardware.

hoosier cabinets | Below are several varieties of Hoosier Cabinets.

THIS IS SORTA WHAT MY MEMORY IS TELLING ME, WITHOUT THE STENCILS AND HAD DIFFERENT HARDWARE & NO TOP CORNICE, ALSO REMEMBER GETTING FINGERS PINCHED IN THE ROLLTOP.

Bob finished-up the refinish job on this Hoosier just a couple weeks ago and it looks gorgeous. It's a 1916 model and was probably a Hoosier "White Beauty" when it was made -- with the oak painted over in white. He's now calling it a Hoosier "Wonder" in the red-oak, factory-style refinish. It has a 5-door top, rare (and interesting) hardware that was only used for one year, the useful swing-out sugar jar, spice carousel, and flat (rather than paneled) sides. There's a choice of tin-top or…

Nancy R. Hiller The Hoosier Cabinet in Kitchen History Indiana University Press 146 pages Hardcover, $34.95 In her study of the origin, ascent, fall and legacy of the Hoosier kitchen cabinet, Bloom…