Here is a new-to-me cabinet obtained at an estate sale. I was so excited to find it because I had been looking for a cabinet with shallow drawers for my jewelry making tools, beads and findings. The cabinet appears to have belonged to a dentist at one time and then had become someone's tool chest. I speak with some authority here because when cleaning it, I took out the drawers and all kinds of things had fallen down inside (sample floss packets, toothbrushes, drill bits, coins, keys, screws and washers). Don't you just love to discover goodies left in thrift finds? I was really hoping for some items to use in my jewelry but other than the keys, there wasn't much to inspire me.
As you can see I have quite a bit of work to do on the outside, but surprisingly the inside is in very good condition. One drawer has a little rust inside but several of the drawers had been lined with white contact paper. This served to protect the paint inside.
All of the drawer handles were intact when I bought it and somehow by the time I got home, one was broken. How does that happen when it was lying on its back? Grrrr! Anyway, let's see what I can do to make this cabinet fabulous and then put it to good use.
So watch me organize while I create,
Carol
Wonderful find! I can't wait to see what you do with it. I'd love to have one of these--that is if ever I get a REAL studio.....
ReplyDeleteI LOVE IT! And believe it or not, Anthropologie has some cool knobs, and if you want the handles still, try http://hardware.myknobs.com or http://www.thehardwarehut.com
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