Antique wooden pantry box styled on an French Country Table in front of a window in a collected country home.

Antique 19th Century Wooden Pantry Box with Bale Handle & Original Stencil

$595.00
Sale price  $595.00 Regular price 
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Antique wooden pantry box styled on an French Country Table in front of a window in a collected country home.

Antique 19th Century Wooden Pantry Box with Bale Handle & Original Stencil

$595.00
Sale price  $595.00 Regular price 
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There is so much to love and appreciate about this antique wooden pantry box, especially in this size. From the 19th century, this is the largest box from a stacking set, with a beautifully rounded shape, a generous bale handle, and that lovely warm patina that comes with age and use. In wonderful antique condition, it features traditional clinched tack and peg construction.

Display it on open shelving, on your kitchen island, or alongside your other treasured antiques for an interesting layer of history and character in your home. Look closely at the lid and you'll find the original J.G. BURNETT stencil, still beautifully visible after all these years. Original markings like this make an antique all the more special, giving you a little glimpse into its earlier life.

  • Measures 13-1/2" x 6-1/2"H.
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Shipping & Delivery

Each order is carefully prepared, wrapped, and packed in-house with attention to detail to ensure a safe and beautiful arrival. Fragile antiques and decorative items receive additional care in preparation and packaging. Multiple-item orders may ship separately. Packages are sent via UPS or USPS Priority Mail, selected based on the size and weight of each order.

Shipping is calculated as follows:

$0 – $45.00 = $9.00
$45.01 – $65.00 = $12.00
$65.01 – $90.00 = $15.00
$90.01 – $125.00 = $18.00
$125.01 – $149.00 = $24.00

Complimentary shipping is included on all U.S. orders over $150.

Please note: We are unable to ship to P.O. Boxes.

Collector’s Notes.

Large 19th-century pantry boxes with their original lids, bale handles, and identifying stencils are especially appealing to collectors of early American woodenware.

The original J.G. BURNETT marking on this example adds an important layer of interest, preserving a connection to its earlier ownership and use. Its substantial size and traditional pegged construction make it a particularly desirable example.

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