Lane cedar chest

I am trying to figure out the value of a Lane cedar chest that was given to me about 7-8 years ago. The style no. is 2595-3 and serial no 157140. It is in great shape and has the original locking mechanism, but I keep it in a locked room for safety.

This lane cedar chest was painted in Shackteau Interiors milk paint in black beach. A painted cedar chest is so versatile - a toy chest, linen storage, coffee table, you name it! Painted furniture makeovers like this cedar chest are so fun! #megdeldesign #paintedcedarchest #cedarchest #milkpaint #paintedfurniture

Today I am sharing a sentimental project that I recently completed in partnership with Cedar Safe. This project started several years ago when Fitzy and I were fortunate to inherit an antique cedar chest from Fitzy's grandfather. I've always wanted a Vintage Style Trunk before and never thought we would own something similar, so we were surprised when we were…

DO you have a cedar chest? What do you use it for? I purchased this cedar chest by Lane (made in Canada by Knetchel Furniture) on a local buy and sell group.…

In this tutorial, I'll guide you through the process I used to refinish my cedar chest, sharing tips and techniques that make the journey rewarding.

This Lane cedar chest has been in my husbands family since it was purchased in 1946. Now that its been passed to him, were trying to learn more about it (value, etc). Lane Cedar Chest, Style 2064, Serial 644160

A recent letter prompts Furniture Detective Fred Taylor to share potentially life-saving reminder involving replacement of locks on Lane cedar chests.

Ugly Duckling Cedar Chest totally ANEW!! - At first glance, this looked like a piece of the past to take to the junk yard. However, the fact that this1948 Lane

I've just received the most beautiful gift ever.! My new cedar Lane hope chest is as precious as my first love letter - and as lucky as a four-leaf clover.

This is a mid century modern cedar chest trunk by Lane. It has handsome brass accents, and tapered legs. Dimensions: 51.25″W x 17.5″D x 22″H. *SOLD*

Lane Cedar Chest 1959 | Collectors Weekly

Lane Cedar Hope Chest

Give your vintage Lane cedar chest a painted furniture makeover. Combine chalk paint with stain for a farmhouse finish.

Or “Family Heirloom Care” By Ammie Bryant, Sheerar Museum of Stillwater History Director Because I work in a museum, people often ask me how to care for family heirlooms. There is rar…

Hey my friends! My hubby and his sisters came to the rescue and helped my mother-in-law clean out her house. There were several pieces of vintage furniture that…

DO you have a cedar chest? What do you use it for? I purchased this cedar chest by Lane (made in Canada by Knetchel Furniture) on a local buy and sell group.…

Today I have a hope chest refinishing project for you. Learn about the steps taken and the products used to achieve an amazing end result.

This cedar chest by the Lane Furniture Company is constructed of cedar wood and walnut veneer. Restoration service included: Repairing the broken base. Veneer replacement. Refinishing. Most of the …

Lauren Hull | furniture flipping teacher on Instagram: "BACK TO LIFE 🤩 Comment ‘CHEST’ and I’ll send you more details about this project! This Lane Cedar Chest was TRASHED but I saw the potential it had! Thanks to @kregjig (AD) I was able to build and add a brand new furniture base which totally changed the look and brought this chest…⬆️"

The Lane Co., Inc. began making miniature cedar chests in 1925. In 1930 the company's savvy sales manager came up with the great promotional idea of giving them away to girls graduating from high school in the hopes that their parents would buy them full-size cedar chests to celebrate their graduation or that they would buy a chest when they had homes of their own. Girls were sent an invitation from Lane to pick up one of the cedar boxes from a local furniture store. By 1984 more than 15…