Very cool, unique, and unusual general store shelf/table. It would be great as focal piece in a home or business and could be used as a shelf or could be stepped-out for display, while fully converting to a table. Thus you could move it aside on casters as a shelf to save space, and draw it out fully as a table. My guess is that it was made between the 1890’s and 1920’s. The shelves and legs are oak, the side metal supports are steel, and cast iron is intermingled for spacers and connectors. Wear and tear (photographed). The shelf is old, thus it shows discoloration to the wood where wet items were placed. Also splitting occurred in the frame where the legs meet the pivot joint. These sections are only visible from the interior of the rack, not the outside. Also they have been repaired and structurally sound. Finally some of the cast iron bracings cracked, however they have been repaired with replacements. 55 The overall height of the shelf when upright. 36 Width of the shelves. 12 Depth of shelves. 11 Space between shelves. I have tried to price mine reasonably. Thanks for viewing my listings and do not hesitate with questions. The item “Vintage Industrial General Store Convertible Display Baker’s Rack, Shelf, Table” is in sale since Saturday, June 30, 2018. This item is in the category “Antiques\Furniture\Tables\1900-1950″. The seller is “ashjetta” and is located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. This item can’t be shipped, the buyer must pick up the item.
- Sub-Style: American
- Type: Shelf
- Material: Cast Iron
- Style: Americana
- Height: 55
- Original/Reproduction: Original
- Region of Origin: America
- Width: 36
- Depth: 12
- Color: Medium Wood Tone
