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The history of the kitchen is fascinating. The kitchen we know today is an indispensable component to contemporary life.

This antique (1920s) Hoosier cabinet was among the items salvaged from my grandmother’s home post-hurricane. I never liked it, but it meant a lot to my grandmother, and to my mother, so I worked on…

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I'm looking for ideas on how to spruce up this cabinet. It is not in the greatest shape. We want to use this to be behind our bar in our basement.

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...

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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.

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The Hoosier Manufacturing Company established a tightly controlled organization of dealers who sold their cabinets. With only one dealer allowed in a town, the dealerships became a lucrative and coveted franchise for merchants. Prices were set by the company, dealers could not charge more or less for the cabinets. The company also oversaw much of the advertising for their products. By 1916, there were more than 5000 authorized Hoosier dealers.

The Hoosier Cabinet - an 1890 through 1930 staple in countless U.S. kitchens. The Hoosier was the workhorse stand-alone kitchen cabinet complete with storage fo…