700sf of hand planed, butt edged, antique Hemlock flooring. This material is very nice quality, and the original surface is smooth enough for most people to use ‘as is’ without sanding or even a finish if desired. The Hemlock is much harder and denser than White Pine. The hand-planed surface is visible with boards lightly [...]
350sf of wide, high quality, sand-grade white pine. This material was too wide and too nice to put into the lower prices sand-grade batch…but it could be added to it if needed. Most of the material is unpainted and quite wide. It will make a nice sanded antique floor. Widths of ~10” -18”+/- and lengths [...]
This is the largest 18C spring latch I have seen. It measures ~12” from left to right (13” including tip of bar) x 6” at right side of plate. The end of the bar is 1.5” wide. It fits a 1" thick door, but with a bit of welding, the shaft can be made to [...]
150sf of 18C, ship-lapped, original surface, painted, antique white pine. Widths of ~10” to 16” and lengths of ~14’ to 16’. The flooring could be used ‘as is’ or painted. Because of the condition of the original surface, this floor should not be sanded. The original surface contours would show through the paint. As with [...]
18C original CT bee hive oven door. Hand wrought iron in fantastic condition. Measures 18” wide x 14.75” tall. The ornate handle is 2&1/8” proud of door and the ‘foot’ is 5.5” proud of door. Cost: (Bee Hive Door) $750
120sf of hand planed painted horizontal wallboard. Widths of ~10” to 15” and lengths of ~9.5’ to 15.5’ and ~3/4” thick. Great as a repainted wall with old hand planing showing through. Cost: (batch 89) 120sf @ $20sf, whole batch only, $2,400.
Fantastic 18C., rare 3-panel, right-hand door with the works…a wonderful period blue-gray color and great original hardware. A very handsome door. Wood is all hand planed and about 80% hand scraped with a razor blade to reveal the original color. It has: an original hand forged, through the cusp, spade latch and thumb piece with [...]
These 4 matching 90-degree iron fence corners are 38” tall when set on ground and each side measures approximately 45.5” from corner. Great for a small garden area or garden ornamentation. Can be made larger using stone posts in-between iron corners. Cost: All four corners: $750
Cast iron, 19C, water driven drive pulleys. Great for lawn ‘art’ or round table (use large one as base and smaller as top). Very heavy. One is 42” in diameter x 7.5” thick and the other (blue) is 39.5” in diameter and 5&1/8” thick. Cost: Pair $350
Seven wooden grain augers from a grain mill in PA c.1775. Great as ‘art’ or for lights hanging from it over a dining table or island or bar! Not sure of age, but most likely 19th C. Iron couplings and wood. 5.5” diameter octagon, 10” in diameter with paddles x 65” long. A total of [...]
