Sunday, January 10, 2010

I finally got it.
I have been in search of a pie safe for years one that I really liked. Well yesterday was the day after years of looking I bought a pie safe that I just love. Not only is it exactly what I have looked for but I found out that there is a stamp on the back saying that it had been shipped to the Arrington Depot hear in the nelson county where I live that is no longer there,to a William S. Penn. Who knows what year but I would love to find out the history behind it. After cleaning it a little and wiping it down with some was I found a new home for her in my morning room and filled it with a few goodies.


Isnt she pretty. I would love to know when it dates back to. If any ideas let me know. Thanks for stopping by.

15 comments:

Holly Hills Primitives said...

It's just beautiful! Try to google the date and name??? Enjoy, Dawn

katie said...

That is an awesome pie safe.
Good things come to those who wait.
It sure did didn't it.

LeeHillPrimitives said...

Beautiful piece! Love your pictures.

Willow said...

Nice find !!!! Congrats on such an awesome piece of furniture.
Prim Huggs n Blessins
TJ

PrimWyoGirl said...

I am so glad you finally found one! And a beauty it is! I love pie safes. Your's has some very nice patina too. Enjoy!
Jayne

Never So Simple said...

I love your pie safe and your Longaberger baskets. :)

Donna

Mel said...

That is awesome, I often wish, all antiques would come with a little history book tucked inside a drawer.

What a fine treasure!
Mel

Ann said...

It is beautiful. How lucky you are to have found such a treasure. Looks good with all your decorations in it too! ~Ann

Alana Jo said...

Oh I love it.

TeresaM said...

Oh my gosh!!! Your pie safe is beautiful!!! It is perfect!

Thanks for stopping by my blog and following! Looking forward to reading yours!

Deb said...

That pie safe is fantastic! Your holding off for just the right one paid of big time!!!

JOLENE said...

What a wonderful pie safe and to think of the history behind it being so close to home and all. Good luck on your research. Thanks for visiting and following my blog. I have been perusing your blog and you have some lovely things.

THE SPICE CUPBOARD said...

WOW!! A perfect find...and it only took patience to find the perfect pie safe!!! (and I am sure a few $$'s (big smile) !! Wish I could help with some "history"...Judy

Janet-Olde Crow Primitives said...

I just love your new pie safe. You were so lucky to find it! I looks to be in great condition too.
~Janet

Rugs and Pugs said...

Beautiful pie safe ~ and the legs don't look like they've been cut down (like mine). The "perfect" antique sometimes takes years to find.
Lauren