WHAT IT'S WORTH: $400 OBJECT: Hardware Cabinet SUBMITTED BY: P.C.R., Ponte Vedra Beach, FL PROVENANCE: Bought by her husband decades ago WHAT IT IS: "I love this early-1900s hardware store cabinet!" WHAT IT'S WORTH: $650 take, noter… It's likely these mismatched handles were attached by the hardware store owner, not the original cabinet maker, to make it easier to locate and show the varieties of hardware available. This standardization, fueled by companies like General Electric, who made the appliances to fit these new kitchen layouts, helped usher in the modern kitchen era. [Extracted from the article]
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