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Seller:regenerationstation️(6,)%, Location:Belleview, Florida, Ships to: US, Item:Vintage enamel porcelain top wooden cabinet kitchen cupboard antique Mid-Century. Depression era solid wood cabinet with porcelain enamel top has a retro green finish.Great for Mid-Century, shabby, cottage, farmhouse and boho chic styles. Cabinet is perfect for a bathroom, kitchen or even as a nightstand or end table. Solid wood construction with a top drawer and lower cabinet with shelf provides great storage. Cabinet measures 20" wide x 16" deep x 20" tall.The drawer is 7 1/2" x 12" x 2 1/2"Lower cabinet is 16 1/2" wide x 12 1/4" deep x 14 1/2" tall.The removeable shelf is 16 1/2" x 10" x 8" tall. Cabinet has no defects.Enamel top has two age/wear spots on the edges and light rust looking stains on the top. Please view description and photos carefully. The photos count as part of the description in case I miss a visual defect in the written description. Shipping:We will ship to anywhere in the U.S. including Alaska and Hawaii and also international.The shipping amount listed is for domestic U.S. shipping only.Please email for a quote on Hawaii, Alaska or international shipping rates.Contact me for verification of calculated shipping as the shipping calculator is usually incorrect. Shipping will be via USPS/Fedex/UPS or Busfreighter (for larger items) whichever is least costly. Returns:item is sold as found as is. Item must be shipped and return in same condition it was mailed out in order to receive a refund.If you receive your item and it is damaged or not as described please contact me at once. I really like to work things out with buyers to make sure they have a pleasant buying experience. Thanks for looking and be sure to check out my other items in our store regenerationstationCondition:Fantastic vintage/antique condition. Very solid cabinet. Two worn areas on enamel top., Restocking Fee:No, All returns accepted:Returns Accepted, Item must be returned within:30 Days, Refund will be given as:Money Back, Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer, Region of Origin:America, Style:Mid-Century Modern, Depth:16", Maker:Unknown, Sub-Style:shabby cottage retro, Material:Enamel, Width:20", Original/Reproduction:Original, Age:Post, Type:Cabinets & Cupboards, Color:white and green, Height:20"
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Enamel Cabinet Makeover ~ Cottage Style
Are you ready for some fun? Its Trash to Treasure Tuesday and my blogger friends and I love to show you some awesome makeovers. In honor of my husbands grandmother that passed away this time last year, I decided to give her old enamel cabinet a much needed TLC makeover.
Normally at this time of year we would be celebrating my grandmother-in-laws birthday. However, just after her birthday last year she quietly passed while sitting out on her porchher favorite thing to do in the evening before bed. What a way to go! I mean, not to make light, but if I had a choice of how I was going to meet my Lord, that would be it.
BACK STORY
Dear Opal is missed by her 7 children and all the family left behind, including us. She was a tough little lady that knew how to work hard, and get a good laugh. Also, gardening was her passion and she worked in an Amish furniture store where her smile was thoroughly enjoyed. Her and her husband built their home and managed to make it through raising their brood, while sadly burying their 6 month old baby boy. That is one of the many things that her and I had in common saying goodbye to our babies far too soon.
However, like all of us who pass from this world, we leave all the things we acquire for those left behind to sort through. One of those items was this enamel cabinet that waswellpretty rough.
When I was asked if I wanted it, I was like, Oohis that an enamel top? YES! Little did I know that the cabinet would be so in need of love. meh. The top had some rusting and chipped spots and that is no biggie. I removed the top and all the hardware. Ill get to that later.
MESS
The inside, however, was another story. The bottom is rotting out. Also, the front skirt and bottom of the sides were made of veneer that have moisture damage from being in her basement.
So, the plus side is the enamel top is in great shape. I only had to replace one caster that is ate up by bugs. Then, its demo time. See the skirt at the top of the picture below and how its separating?
BEGINNINGS
The sides and bottom of the cabinet consist of a 3-ply veneer. The bottom was nothing but a flaked mess and came out easily. Once that was removed, I used some scrap wood, clamps, and wood glue to clamp each side for a few hours to see if it would do the job. It worked!
Not only is he hardware is awfully rusty, but the chrome has damage too. First, I soaked every bit of screws, hinges, brackets, and closures in CLR. (ya know, that Calcium, Lime, Rust remover) Then, I began cleaning with a scouring pad and toothbrush to get into the tight spots. I lubed the hinges and closures with oil and they were good to go.
After that I used a trick to repair the chrome that I learned from my friend, Heather at The Heathered Nest (shes one of the most talented and hilarious bloggers I know). I took aluminum foil and water and rubbed each piece to give it a fresh new shine.
As for the enamel top, I went to one of my favorite tools, Bar Keepers Friend. I could have also used this on my chrome parts, but didnt see the need. However, when it came to the top, I knew that it needed this stuff. It took out a bazillion scratches and removed the rust like a dream. So much so that my kids kept walking by going, Whoa! Thats incredible!
NEXT STEPS
Now, back to the cabinet. The drawers were in great shape and even had the metal bread box too. It is just missing the sliding lid and needs some rust-be-gone love. That was an easy fix.
A new piece was cut to fit the bottom and I attached it with my nailer.
After that, I went to town on that cabinet with my sander. Since the original paint is in immense flake state and had nasty stains, I gave the cabinet a new color I knew Opal would love. She and I both thoroughly enjoy aqua. While my go-to color is in these posts, I decided to give another seconds sample I found a try. Its kind of a minty blue and went on like a dream with my brush.
TRIBUTE TO OPAL
After a few coats and reassembled, here is Opals enamel cabinet. SniffI sure hope she likes it.
To say Im pleased with it is an understatement. It came out far better than I expected and am so glad I was able to restore this little gem. No more wavy and damaged sides, and spruced up for new life.
All of the interior now has vintage wallpaper that fit the style. Remember, there was foil laying over that rotted out bottombluck. Wahoo for the new and improved look!
As much as I tried to figure a way to keep this, we have decided it needs a new home. You can find it available in my shop. (SOLD)
MEMORIES
We sure do miss Opal. Its a treat to recall memories with JC and our children. Time flies and we need more time with those we love.
Im all about inspiring you. And, dont forget that my blogger friends have some fun projects for you too. (see below)
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Oh, and heres the other piece I received from Opals basement. It will be a bit before I decide what to do with it. It is one dirty, hot mess. I have at least cleaned it for now.
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