Linen Press Collection (#2)
Step back in time with these exquisite linen presses from the past. Each piece tells a unique story, showcasing the craftsmanship and artistry of its creator
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Step back in time with these exquisite linen presses from the past. Each piece tells a unique story, showcasing the craftsmanship and artistry of its creator. First up is the Old Bleach linen press from 1890, its origins shrouded in mystery as its creator remains unknown. Despite its age, this cabinet still exudes elegance and charm. Moving forward to the 1940s, we encounter Harry Mann Waddell's stunning cabinet. Its intricate design and attention to detail make it a true masterpiece that stands the test of time. Vera Van Voris takes us on a journey with her hand-carved cabinet from 1937. The delicate carvings showcase her talent and dedication to her craft, making this piece truly one-of-a-kind. Augustine Haugland's whalebone cabinet also captures our attention. This unconventional material choice adds an element of intrigue and uniqueness to an already remarkable piece. Harry Mann Waddell makes another appearance with his hand-carved wall cabinet from 1937. The intricate carvings bring life to this functional yet artistic creation that would be a standout addition to any home. Virginia Kennady's piano from 1939 combines both beauty and functionality. Its timeless design ensures it will remain a centerpiece for generations to come. Donald Harding presents us with his cellaret from 1942—a versatile storage solution that adds sophistication wherever it is placed. Mattie P. Goodman showcases her talent through the Duncan Phyfe sewing cabinet from 1939—an elegant fusion of style and practicality perfect for any seamstress or collector alike. Joseph Ficcadenti's corner cupboard from 1941 maximizes space while adding character to any room—truly a clever design worth admiring. Dorothea A. Farrington brings us back in time with her linen press dating between 1935-1942—a testament to quality craftsmanship that has stood strong throughout decades of use.