Shell molding for colonial corner cabine

dy4309 | Posted in General Discussion on September 3, 2002 03:19am

Help! I’m looking for a plastic or fiberglass-molded shell used in building reproduction colonial era corner cabinets (for those of us who are carving-challenged). I’ve seen them somewhere over the years, but after extensive searching, I can’t find a source for these. Can anyone point me to a resource? Thanks.

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forestgirl | Sep 03, 2002 04:22am | #1
Try VanDyke's restoration at:

http://www.vandykes.com/

forestgirl -- you can take the girl out of the forest, but you can't take the forest out of the girl ;-)
woodshaver | Sep 03, 2002 06:02am | #2
Hi, DAYARIAN, try( out water plastics) there in new jersey, sorry I dont have a web address or phone # handy , they carry alot of stuff..

- hope this helps * mark cherry cabinets

clampman2 | Sep 04, 2002 09:42pm | #3
Woodshaver,

http://www.decoratorssupply.com/subcat.asp?category=Niche%20Shells&jf=3.

Chicago decorators supply corp. They have been in business since the 1800's and have everything. Good outfit to deal with.

Their catalogs used to be $40. about 15 years ago, don't know what they are now.But they have an online catalog. Dont know how good it is.

Clampman