Not doable at any price unless you do not value your time at all, and are the experienced DIYer doing everything. By your post, you’re not. It’s not cost effective to pay $150 per box for a rebuild when you can buy all new cabinets for $300 each. And it’s not cost effective for anyone doing the labor either. It’s a money loser for them even at $150 a box.

You need to be looking at IKEA replacements for all, and leave off wasting time and money on any of that old. If restoration is your aim bevause they are original, you bought the wrong house to not be handy. Better buy tools and get handy. It’s the only way that living in an old house will ever make sense. The house note is the cheapest part of home ownership. Maintenance and improvement easily outstrip the note every month.

Not sure why being in IT prevents one from being handy. I’ve been both for most of my life. But I agree with Sophie. You’ll pay a fortune to have those remade. I’d get new drawers, and enjoy the improvement.

IT has nothing to do with it other than I am a tech person, not a hands on person. I have tried to learn but I have zero help or direction so doing it on my own is something that isn' wworking out either

Join some woodworking forums if you want to learn. But those old glides are obsolete.

RIGHT! Then out of nowhere I just thought that the style of our cabinet boxes for the drawers isn't really good for the slides we wanted. Ugh.

Well there you go. New drawers are not that expensive, you know that right?

Awkward dimensions

Stop with the poor helpless you bit. You can’t be a homeowner like that. That’s a renter’s mind set. Or someone with lots of disposable income to pay other people to solve their problems for them.

There are companies everywhere that make custom drawers to whatever size you want. You just have to have the tape measure and initiative to DIY this. And the ability to not beat yourself up if you make mistakes that cost yourself money. That’s how you learn. Get that tape measure and get busy!

Doesn’t matter. Lots of sites that will help you get the measurements correctly. You can do this!

Rebuilding that design is beyond the capabilities of the average small cabinet shop or hobby woodworker. Why? Because the drawers are formed by bending the plywood on a form. That takes steam treating and a specific type of plywood.

With today's equipment, a fabricator would need to use a CNC machine to carve away excess material from an oversized blank---which would have to be solid wood(or glued sections of solid wood). That means a large CNC machine.

While it is technically possible to remanufacture those drawers, it is financially inadvisable(extremely expensive) and almost impractical. Maybe for a museum display, but not for daily use.

Very unusual drawer for a kitchen. I'm curious what the cabinet opening look like. Are they curved as well to fit the drawer?

I've bought custom sized drawer boxes from drawerdepot. Their cheapest option will probably run $100 for your two drawers including shipping That's just the boxes. I don't buy glides from them as they're overpriced. IIRC, full extension, soft close undermount glides run around $30 per drawer, so you are looking at close tor $200 for just the 2 drawers.

Listen to Sophie. Her messages are right-on 99.9% of the time. Ignore her delivery, tho, as she feels obligated to give the brutal truth to everyone. If buying a new cabinet is an option for you, that would be the most cost-effective solution. But if that leads you down the path into an expensive remodel, then you are better off just buying new drawer boxes. You should be able to find a handyman to cut off the old drawer fronts and attach them to the new boxes and install them for you.

Hope this helps.