Red Cedar Chests

Explore the craftsmanship and history of “Red Cedar Chests” through this vintage catalog from the Piedmont Red Cedar Chest Co. of Statesville, North Carolina. Dating back to approximately 1910, this catalog offers a glimpse into the early 20th-century furniture market and the advertising strategies employed during that era. Featuring detailed descriptions and illustrations, the catalog showcases a variety of cedar chests, prized for their beauty and functionality in preserving textiles and valuables.

This publication is a valuable resource for collectors, historians, and anyone interested in furniture design, Southern industrial history, or the evolution of American consumer culture. Discover the enduring appeal of red cedar chests and the legacy of the Piedmont Red Cedar Chest Co.

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