Spanish Rustic Wood Wall Spice Cabinet with Ceramic Labels, 1930s

Handcrafted in Spain during the early 20th century, this charming spice cabinet features a solid wood structure with a warm, aged patina. The piece is organized into nine drawers, each fitted with a turned wood knob and an original hand painted white porcelain label with blue script typography. The complete inventory of labels includes "Moscada" (Nutmeg), "Pimentón" (Paprika), "Canela" (Cinnamon), "Nuez" (Walnut), "Almendras" (Almonds), "Azafrán" (Saffron), "Piñones" (Pine Nuts), and "Laurel" (Bay Leaf). A notable feature is the curious label "Claveles" (Carnations), a rare and charming vintage nomenclature likely referring to cloves. The design includes a shaped pediment with a mounting hole, representing the functional simplicity of traditional Spanish country kitchens.